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First Mardi Gras Pix
Mar. 1st, 2004 03:14 pmI picked up the cd which ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
mshollie burned for me of Carnival pix I took with the digital camera she kindly loaned me. Here's the first batch from this.
"A Mardi Gras Fan"
On the whole, I find the results a bit disappointing compared to film, but with all the sights at Mardi Gras its hard not to get at least a few good pix. I enjoyed the ease of use, not having to keep reloading the camera, no developing etc, but there were lots of times where I knew I would have gotten a good pic with a cheap 35 mm and wound up with grainy junk. It was an interesting experiment.
Say, is that celebrity Anna Nicole on the left?
This batch is all from c. 8:30 - 10:30 am Mardi Gras morning down in the Bywater and Fabourg Marigny neighborhoods -- fun loving locals, with no tourists evident.
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mshollie burned for me of Carnival pix I took with the digital camera she kindly loaned me. Here's the first batch from this."A Mardi Gras Fan"
On the whole, I find the results a bit disappointing compared to film, but with all the sights at Mardi Gras its hard not to get at least a few good pix. I enjoyed the ease of use, not having to keep reloading the camera, no developing etc, but there were lots of times where I knew I would have gotten a good pic with a cheap 35 mm and wound up with grainy junk. It was an interesting experiment.
This batch is all from c. 8:30 - 10:30 am Mardi Gras morning down in the Bywater and Fabourg Marigny neighborhoods -- fun loving locals, with no tourists evident.
( See some more )
