I had those disposable cameras on field trips and such as a kid, and like, I kept the pics and they are of literally nothing. A blurry shoe in one, some resemblance of landscape in the other. It was always really fun though waiting for your film to develop. It's great now that we can see what pics we have, and not have to waste money on potentially 24 prints of garbage, but I do miss the excitement!
I had a lot of Nintendo games. Kids in school didn't believe me when I said I could beat all Nintendo games. I played all my games to the end, rented a few as well and finished those. I'd take a picture of the end screen. Finally, after a long time and many nights of getting yelled at to go to bed, the film was full and I had my bragging rights.
Got the pictures developed. 36 pictures of a television with a distorted glowing colorful orb of brightly blurred nothingness in the center. Forgot to shut off the flash.
Right? It's such a different experience!
I remember having a camera as a kid. Don't waste film. Those were the rules. I look at some of those pictures today. I wasted film.
I had those disposable cameras on field trips and such as a kid, and like, I kept the pics and they are of literally nothing. A blurry shoe in one, some resemblance of landscape in the other. It was always really fun though waiting for your film to develop. It's great now that we can see what pics we have, and not have to waste money on potentially 24 prints of garbage, but I do miss the excitement!
I had a lot of Nintendo games. Kids in school didn't believe me when I said I could beat all Nintendo games. I played all my games to the end, rented a few as well and finished those. I'd take a picture of the end screen. Finally, after a long time and many nights of getting yelled at to go to bed, the film was full and I had my bragging rights.
Got the pictures developed. 36 pictures of a television with a distorted glowing colorful orb of brightly blurred nothingness in the center. Forgot to shut off the flash.
That's the most tragic thing I have ever read. Haha.