Looks real nice, right?
My children have destroyed our small point and shoot. Like, the casing fell off but it still worked, and then the shutter was stuck open, but it still kinda worked. And then it wouldn't turn off, but if you took out the battery when you weren't using it, it still kinda worked.
Tyler and I decided to hike Mt. Wrightson a few weekends back, and as I was afraid I'd drop our nice camera off the side of the mountain, plus it's heavy, we decided to borrow John's GoPro.
I'm not sure what went wrong, but these are some of the better shots.
This is a herd of wild turkeys, obviously.
Because it takes like 6 hours to do the hike, it was either take the baby or lug a pump. I almost wish we had taken the pump because 1. I think it would have been lighter, 2. The baby was freaked out about the fact that it was VERY COLD up on the mountain and refused to nurse, and 3. I wouldn't have worried about the pump getting frostbite.
I think this is me... maybe its' Tyler. There is only one button on the GoPro, so I'm not sure how we could have screwed it up, but here it is. Unfortunately, the camera died before we could take a picture from the summit. It looked like this:
image from summitpost.org
2 comments:
I love that wild turkey shot. Also, thank you for explaining that those were turkeys.
Do you know if it was mine or John's go pro? He has both at his place but we only use mine for videos. The reason I ask is because he had to replace his lens on his and finding the right focus was very hard. I'm thinking that's why they're soft photos. Mine is the 3+ black edition. John's is an older hero 2.
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