Camera constipation

"Camera Constipation" is a phenomenon that has mostly gone the way of the dodo bird. (i.e., extinct. More, specifically; extinct do to human advancement in camera technology... OK, not really.)

Camera Constipation is what my photography professor used to call the phenomenon where rolls of film sit inside one's camera for ages and ages do to lack of use. Once the film is finally developed, the prints are often washed out and desaturated as commonly evoked the response, "holy crud. I used to have hair!" when the photographer viewed the 4-year old pictures. It's kind of a time capsule of sorts, but not created on purpose.

Camera Constipation has more or less been eliminated from our generation's photographic exploits. With the onset of digital cameras, the instantaneous nature of viewing the pictures on the camera's LCD display, and the ease of which a person can download and print pictures at home, no one really has Camera Constipation anymore.

Continuing with the same analogy, here are some pictures I want to cleanse from the bowels of my new, blog-friendly camera/phone/pda.

A) Justin helping me compose the score to Metamorphosis 4: The Ragman.

B) My Duo Core Dell Inspiron on which I edit my Instant Videos and am currently working on M4

C) Justin's fingers doing the walking.

D) Gregg explaining something at a meeting.

E) People not listening to what Gregg is explaining at a meeting.