In our quest for breathtaking mountain views (and free internet) we found a place to pull over on the side of the road, hoping to enjoy God's amazing creation and each other's company.
We decided it would be a perfect place for a photo opp, and instead of the regular camera-at-arms-length self portrait, we thought we'd try to prop the camera on top of the car. It is with our new self photography skills that we offer you the following photography tips, incase you're ever in need.
Tip #1) Ensure that the camera is zoomed all the way out, before you take your first picture:
Tip # 2) While recovering from hysterical laughter after viewing the previously pictured...er, picture, make sure that you remember to RE-set the self timer.
Tip #3) Get the zoom right, and even though you can see the hood of the car, realize that this is as good as it's gonna get.
Tip #4) Realize that the beauty of God's magnificent creation is the best subject on which to focus the camera.
We decided it would be a perfect place for a photo opp, and instead of the regular camera-at-arms-length self portrait, we thought we'd try to prop the camera on top of the car. It is with our new self photography skills that we offer you the following photography tips, incase you're ever in need.
Tip #1) Ensure that the camera is zoomed all the way out, before you take your first picture:
Tip # 2) While recovering from hysterical laughter after viewing the previously pictured...er, picture, make sure that you remember to RE-set the self timer.
Tip #3) Get the zoom right, and even though you can see the hood of the car, realize that this is as good as it's gonna get.
Tip #4) Realize that the beauty of God's magnificent creation is the best subject on which to focus the camera.