Instagram Selfies Earned a 19-Year-Old Criminal 142 Felony Counts, article.
when the police asked him his occupation, he replied “thief.”
Wednesday, December 18, 2013
Instagram Selfies Earned a 19-Year-Old Criminal 142 Felony Counts
I love/hate how the Net now allows a word to come into existence and become ubiquitous in a week. Like now a self-portrait photograph is now called a "selfie". Sigh.
Instagram Selfies Earned a 19-Year-Old Criminal 142 Felony Counts, article.
when the police asked him his occupation, he replied “thief.”
Instagram Selfies Earned a 19-Year-Old Criminal 142 Felony Counts, article.
when the police asked him his occupation, he replied “thief.”
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Selfie has been around for quite a while, but it was recently recognized a word of the year by the Oxford Dictionary, the venerable institution that pretty much governs everything pertaining to the English language. Hence the buzz. T'will pass.
I don't call them selfies, but I've been taking self portraits while holding the camera for years, usually with a 35mm SLR and a 24mm lens. I would hold the camera upside down in my outstretched right hand between thumb and forefinger, and squeeze the release with my thumb.
Like now a self-portrait photograph is now called a "selfie". Sigh.
I'm surprised, I'd have thought someone like you would love a term like that. You're always into the newest technology and jargon.
I don't call them selfies, but I've been taking self portraits while holding the camera for years.... I would hold the camera upside down in my outstretched right hand between thumb and forefinger, and squeeze the release with my thumb.
I believe you must have been the one to start the trend. There's no other explanation, as no one else in the history of photography would have thought of doing that.
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