Faffing around with a ‘toy’ Digital Harinezumi camera in bright sunlight while visiting Arundel Castle produced this curious vision. The slowness of the sensor combined with a bit of camera movement tends to warp the images the camera takes, a bit like moving something across a flat bed scanner or photocopier as it does it’s business. The bright sunlight really causes the camera to bump up the contrast too and mess with colours.
The second image was produced by a Canon Ixus camera that didn’t survive a flight to the south of France and was in it’s final death throes.
In Pursuit of Error 