Another Wednesday has come and gone. It seems like the weeks fly by. Tomorrow I graduate from high school, yay, I get to sit in a room with a bunch of sweaty people as we call out 150 or so kids’ names and they all clap and slowly get they’re diploma that means almost nothing in this world. AND, to top the night off, our school is starting the new policy of NOT throwing our hats in the air. Well I say to hell with that! It’s about the only thing I think every kid there is looking forward to. It’s like the universal symbol for graduate. I’m going to do it anyway, I have a hard time they’ll lecture us in front of our friends and family. “Give us back that certificate!”. If I don’t get to, it will ruin my whole high school experience.
Enough with the banter and on with the picture. Now, I’m guessing all but one is looking at this picture right now and thinking, “what on earth is it?”. I say all but one because Aaron was there when I took it. So, go on, GUESS!
It’s an upside down mushroom! Haha, with a bug on it :D. I loved the bug. At first I was mad at him for being in my shot, but I grew to love him in a matter of seconds. As I closed in on him and the pretty lines of the mushroom, I was millimeters away from his face with my lens. I loved this shot of him tucked up in the corner as the lines continuously swept across the picture. Not only did I love the picture, but I also loved the mushroom. I played with it for most of our trip, until Aaron told me it was poisonous. Enjoy!
Comments on This Photo (3)
BALLIN first comment!
But if you were millimeters from it’s face do bugs have faces?, then it must have been a SMALL ass bug that I’m really curious as to how you noticed. Oh well, still a ballin picture. I really like how you’re invading the bug’s privacy….
Ass :D
cool shot that sucks about the hats but I really don’t think it will hold because I can guess that many, npot just you will ignore them
Bugs could have faces. Have you ever seen the movie “the fly”? He had a face. A fly face.