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<blockquote data-quote="skater" data-source="post: 456380" data-attributes="member: 19158">LOL...I had a similar incident.Years ago, I was sitting at an amusement park in Pennsylvania with my parents and my aunt and uncle, and I happened to have my D70 with me, so I took this shot:<img src="http://rjmarq.org/photo_album/random/Knoebels_gears.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />My uncle:&nbsp; &quot;What are you taking a picture of?&quot;Me:&nbsp; &quot;The gears and mechanism.&quot;Him:&nbsp; &quot;Why are you taking a picture of that?&quot;Uh, because it was interesting?&nbsp; I see it's not a great shot, but I thought the gearing was interesting.(Side note:&nbsp; There's a water wheel that turns a shaft that makes the entire dome rotate slowly.&nbsp; You can see the shaft coming in from the right.)(Side note 2:&nbsp; Also, geez, that was apparently before I learned about post-processing pictures.&nbsp; Mine probably won't be the background for a weather report any time soon.)</blockquote>

[QUOTE="skater, post: 456380, member: 19158"] LOL...I had a similar incident. Years ago, I was sitting at an amusement park in Pennsylvania with my parents and my aunt and uncle, and I happened to have my D70 with me, so I took this shot: [IMG]http://rjmarq.org/photo_album/random/Knoebels_gears.jpg[/IMG] My uncle: "What are you taking a picture of?" Me: "The gears and mechanism." Him: "Why are you taking a picture of that?" Uh, because it was interesting? I see it's not a great shot, but I thought the gearing was interesting. (Side note: There's a water wheel that turns a shaft that makes the entire dome rotate slowly. You can see the shaft coming in from the right.) (Side note 2: Also, geez, that was apparently before I learned about post-processing pictures. Mine probably won't be the background for a weather report any time soon.) [/QUOTE]

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