Zen and the art of finding lost objects
Today, R found my camera kicking around at the bottom of a backpack I never use anymore. It's been missing since mid-August. It's strange, because there are some things which I just don't lose, ever, and there was this crazy period in mid-to-late August this year where I in short order lost my keys, my camera and lost (but recovered) my cell phone.
It feels good, seeing the world in that way again. Here's a set from a trip to the Museum of Natural History in Bergen. I shot it this summer and it's just been sitting in the camera ever since.
Labels: camera, chameleons, flickr, photography, sets, skeletons, starfish, whales
3 Comments:
some great pictures there! i like the one of the knølhval from finnmärk. it looks familiar.
Who de hell is Bubo? CYF has some nice pictures from the very same place.
Mikkel: thank you! I was particularly happy about the Finnmärckian knölhval's facial expression in the shot.
Susanne: more importantly, *where* is Bubo?
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