
Clip by mistake
2 years ago
I was looking through folders of old pictures, and ever so often one of these clips would appear: a video clip made when I gave my camera to someone and they didn't realize they were shooting a clip instead of taking a picture.
I've never thought much of them, but now that they're a few years old, they've become interesting. Little flashes into moments I've forgotten.
This one: I was posing with my parents after graduating from Wake Forest.
I've never thought much of them, but now that they're a few years old, they've become interesting. Little flashes into moments I've forgotten.
This one: I was posing with my parents after graduating from Wake Forest.
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The only problem with that word is that it sounds the same as photograph when you say it out loud, so it can only make sense when written down. Although I spose you could trick people by saying "Hey guys, get in - I'm going to take a fauxtograph" and they would be none the wiser! And you would have the last laugh, hahaha.
Because they usually have the person taking the picture saying "Oh Shit" but the person gets cut off because he realizes he's making a video and presses the record button again to stop.
Amir Blumenfeld coins the "Oshe" terminology, NOT Miles Davis:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oshe
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