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09/09/2008 03:33:43 PM · #1 |
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09/09/2008 03:36:19 PM · #2 |
I'm always very impressed with what some people work hard to achieve despite their physical or mental challenges.
As an aside, this would make for an amazingly fantastic challenge (if we could trust everyone to actually play along). The Blindfold Challenge. Submit your best/favorite photo taken while completely blindfolded.
just watch your step, or buy really good camera insurance! |
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09/09/2008 03:37:46 PM · #3 |
Originally posted by K10DGuy:
I'm always very impressed with what some people work hard to achieve despite their physical or mental challenges.
As an aside, this would make for an amazingly fantastic challenge (if we could trust everyone to actually play along). The Blindfold Challenge. Submit your best/favorite photo taken while completely blindfolded.
just watch your step, or buy really good camera insurance! |
Pffft, plenty of the entries look like that anyway. |
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09/09/2008 03:42:37 PM · #4 |
Originally posted by Simms:
Originally posted by K10DGuy:
I'm always very impressed with what some people work hard to achieve despite their physical or mental challenges.
As an aside, this would make for an amazingly fantastic challenge (if we could trust everyone to actually play along). The Blindfold Challenge. Submit your best/favorite photo taken while completely blindfolded.
just watch your step, or buy really good camera insurance! |
Pffft, plenty of the entries look like that anyway. |
heh. Perhaps, but I thought it'd be interesting. Ah well. |
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09/09/2008 04:04:38 PM · #5 |
Am I the only one reminded of the old Saturday Night Live sketch with Stevie Wonder doing a fake commercial for a camera "so simple, even Stevie Wonder can use it?" The commercial features Stevie on a tennis court, randomly pointing the camera around and taking various blurred, abstract shots. It was absolutely hilarious, back when SNL was really funny.
Message edited by author 2008-09-09 16:15:36. |
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09/09/2008 04:05:59 PM · #6 |
Originally posted by alanfreed:
Am I the only one reminded of the old Saturday Night Live sketch with Stevie Wonder doing a fake commercial for a camera "so advanced, even Stevie Wonder can use it?" The commercial features Stevie on a tennis court, randomly pointing the camera around and taking various blurred, abstract shots. It was absolutely hilarious, back when SNL was really funny. |
heheheheheh I remember this!! |
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09/09/2008 04:06:34 PM · #7 |
Not quite the same thing but the person who lead me to the vantage point where I took this photograph was blind.
It is an interesting experiance when it's pitch black outside, your in a place you have never been before & your guide is blind.
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