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Date Posted: 16:19:47 02/10/05 Thu
Author: suzi_q
Subject: I think it's the lens or something
In reply to: coyotyl 's message, "that's a strange effect ..." on 02:15:19 02/10/05 Thu

as well as the particular angle of the shot. Two photographers, side by side, shooting simultaneously. Not to mention, digital, so you don't really look toward the camera, not that you even know who is actually shotting at the time anyway. The two goofballs with the camera weren't all that close either, at least not as close as they appear by the end result.

Not the brightest bulbs, those two.

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