Old Photographic Sanctuary: Phonegirl

Phonegirl

(07/17/06)

this girl and i have something in common. these days the phone is my bestfriend. okay so the black and white one is just something i tried in photoshop for the heck of it in class a long time ago. it's boring.

Posted by Natasha on Thursday, August 17, 2006 at 5:48 PM | Permalink

yaar. yeh larkiyon ki tasveerein! vot eez dis?

and i vant to see your phone! take artistic pictures of the cell and post!

Posted by mahnoor | 1:43 AM

Hmm. I thought your camera was your best friend.. :-)

Posted by NV | 4:45 AM

mano: i dan't have ze cellphone as yet. but will do

jnarin: yeah that too :P. but for a while picture taking has been on the low. i'm just going through these huge folders of junk that i've so conveniently created. hahaha. i mean more than 95% never make it here.

Posted by Natasha | 7:12 AM

That's a great photo, although I think I like it in color better. :P You didn't just pull the saturation down, did you, to get it black and white, I mean? I never got what people do with phones. Talk, yeah, but to whom and for THAT LONG? Come on! :D

Posted by The Surreptitious Fabric | 11:17 AM

fabric: yeah you can talk to people for THAT long. someday you'll know :P hahah and know i just did the black and white option on photoshop and added a guassian (i think - idon'tremember) blur.

Posted by Natasha | 12:40 PM

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