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I devised a way to mount my camera to the tail of the gondola.
It was a foggy night, which only added to the mystique of every shot.
So here's what it looks like when you put your camera on a tripod and lash the whole thing to the poppa.
I put it on a long exposure with no flash, and tried my best to hold still.
Once I got into the canals, I set the camera up with a remote trigger
on a two second delay, and got these shots:
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Oh, go ahead and keep thinking I can row that fast.
Yep, we were traveling at "ludicrous speed".
1 comment:
HaHa...Classic. Happy New Year, oh ludicrous one.
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