Whilst on a river cruise holiday last year a man fell overboard. Should I have used my cell-phone camera to take a photo, or my Fujifilm Finepix camera which I had with me at the time?
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Whilst on a river cruise holiday last year a man fell overboard. Should I have used my cell-phone camera to take a photo, or my Fujifilm Finepix camera which I had with me at the time?
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...I would have called for help!
ReplyDeleteAnd miss the opportunity of a photo? I'm surprised at you, such a professional photographer. Your photos are a great joy to many.
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Oh, how I rue these selfie and selfish days in which we are living, Victor. Call 911!
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Good point, Martha. We're in the selfish generation.
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I would have called for help and then took a photo of the rescue operation.
ReplyDeleteBy then someone else will have scooped a good photo, Bill.
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Cell phones are faster. Take the picture and yell for help while you're doing it.
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My thoughts exactly. I also considered asking the man fallen overboard to take a selfie photo.
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I would have copied Bill, call 911 and then snap pictures w/my phone.
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What! You didn't have a Canon?
ReplyDeleteThanks for the laugh, I might have jumped in to try to save the person and lost both camera and phone.
My Canon camera was on automatic filming me taking a photo of the fallen man.
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I wonder about that a lot with some photos on the internet. LOL
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Indeed Jack; there are so many selfie photos on the Internet these days. Glad to see you visiting here again.
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I may have tossed him a life preserver and video-taped his clumsy efforts to share with America's Funniest Videos. Win-win.
ReplyDeleteA good suggestion, and in line with my sense of humour. Thank you, Mevely.
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I would have called 911 and if my husband was with me, he’d jump in to save the person. Then I’d take photos after it was all said and done.
ReplyDeleteI can’t take a decent selfie. They always look like I’m taking a selfie. God bless Victor.
I wonder, how do the 911 people know what camera I would need? Do they give camera advice on-line?
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