I was checking whether my camera flash was working and tipped the camera up toward me to check.  Turned out it was!

Fin Wright

When the scene dissolves into itself.  TPW

Through the window, through the glass, through the lens…

Fin Wright

I’m not sure what I was attempting to photograph.  Pointing the camera up, capturing lines (power lines?) but mainly grain, dust and shadows. TPW

Behind the glass, the ‘real’ picture might reveal itself…

A rush and a push….

Walking through NYC at dusk, letting the camera capture what it could.

I noticed a peculiar ‘fish-eye’ effect on this image – seen after the image was downloaded and compared with others in the same sequence.  Definitely how the camera saw it rather than me! TPW

Fin Wright Stretching the limits of focus

Marilyn Roxie

One of many photos I took at Glen Park Canyon in San Francisco using the same technique of moving the camera while taking the shot, but the only one with a certain magic to it. A slow drag produced a waterfall effect and the colors of the scene are jewel-like.