This is the photo your phone takes as it sinks to the bottom of the lake
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This is the photo your phone takes as it sinks to the bottom of the lake
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Best photo Mongo has seen all week !! Really different. Sorry about the phone though unless it is one of those fancy new waterproof ones.
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Oh dear! I hope it was recoverable? Great photo!
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Need to say "cheese"!
Been here, not done that.
Maybe "EE! DAM!" variety. Lake? OK, large dam.Originally Posted by JoPho
Need to say "cheese"!
Come on, Zook. What happened?
Am.
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Brilliant, but unfortunate.
Great pic. If the phone lives, maybe send it to your phone company and offer to sell them the image"Dam near works anywhere". If it doesn't then a slogan "Good to the last shot" may be needed!
Di
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Just thought about it, Zook. Next time, put it into video recording mode and maybe make a series like
"Voyage to the Bottom of the Lake?"
Meanwhile, enjoy this old one. I guess you'd remember it
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Now that I've strung you along, I should point out that it was deliberate. The lake there is about 5cm deep, and the phone is in an 'InDepth' case, so it's fully waterproof to 2m or something like that.
My hand was trying to make some bubbles on the surface, but it looked like I was making a lunge to save the phone, so I decided to put it up as if a disaster had occured.
Good to see you again.
Reckon that's all I'd have said before your admission also.
Nice one! Very effective..
Ultimate selfie???
Cheers, John D
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The things we do to get great shots LOL!!! I hope the phone survived.
a bit soft, maybe use it as a water mark
cc and enjoy
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You could easily get into deep(er) water trying things like this.
you are in over your head with this one Zook.
Graeme
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AM, I like your gourmet sense of humour
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Great imagination. Humour and whimsey! Love it.
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