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I'm at the Cherry Blossom festival right now and trying to take
pictures of the cherry blossoms but keep just getting people's
backs.
Then realized it's not just because it's so crowded but because
group
dynamics work so that if you are not bonded in pairs everyone
turns
their back to you.
Looking back I recognize this about a lot of my
photography, it's almost all of people's backs. Someone who isn't so
confident that in the future software will be able to read back
from
all of these group shots to tell exactly what I was thinking should
start a blog called people's backs dedicated to the academic study
of
group dynamics.
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The good thing about your situation is that you can exclaim "hey chica, I got your back!" and then show her the picture. Make sure it is not really of her ass before you start talking. Because it probably is. But the cherry blossoms are a good excuse. |
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