Curtains in the camper. Sun shining through from the outside.
The ripples and texture tell me that you used about a 50mm focal
length from about 10 inches. Live-view in the D60 made this all
possible. You were sitting at the "dining table" in the camper eating
an afternoon snack. The curtains were closed on this side because of
the sun shining in which had woke you up from your nap. Instead of
accepting the fact that nature was trying to tell you to get out and
enjoy the day, in a fit of discontent you whipped the curtains closed.
While sucking down a bowl of bran flakes, you saw this sunspot on the
curtain. Alas, it took your dulled brain, from being rudely awaken
from your nap, a couple of minutes to realize what you were looking at
and eventually grabbed the camera. First attempt was thwarted because
the ideal spot for the photo was about where the bowl of bowel-assist
was. So, you pressed that live-view button, swung the LCD around to
the side and zoomed, shucked and jived the camera into position. Alas,
you knocked the spoon out of the bowl which scattered soggy flakes
onto the table and all over your shirt and beard. After getting the
evil-eye from your spouse you took the photo and set the camera down
while you mulled over your mood. Of course, being darkminded as it was
from having your regular bowl of regularity getting spilled on your
beard and plaid flannel shirt, you decided to remove all color from
the picture. Alas, gray wasn't quite right, so you added the hue of
spilled bran flakes to the image.
Pretty close?
AG (fiber-rich) Schnozz
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