It could be worse. You could have condensation on the camera lens. Actually, that wouldn’t be so bad if you wanted that soft-focus wedding photographers prefer.
I actually tried shooting through my glasses Ken, but the difficulty of positioning them in one hand, the iPhone in the other — all while getting colder and more wet — ended that experiment soon enough. Fortunately, I realized there might be an interesting picture with the glasses right on my face where they usually belong.
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It could be worse. You could have condensation on the camera lens. Actually, that wouldn’t be so bad if you wanted that soft-focus wedding photographers prefer.
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I actually tried shooting through my glasses Ken, but the difficulty of positioning them in one hand, the iPhone in the other — all while getting colder and more wet — ended that experiment soon enough. Fortunately, I realized there might be an interesting picture with the glasses right on my face where they usually belong.
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I like this very much and I am on the brink of stealing that idea. I do at least have the glasses already 🤓
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Go for it Peter. I look forward to seeing what you come up with.
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Really excellent! It was a great idea and you executed it so well. :-)
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Nothing like improvising in a steady drizzle while cold and wet :)
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Limitations are the best – they lead us to create good stuff. ;-)
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Yay for limitations; can’t say the same though for cold and wet :)
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