Lying on the Couch Taking Pictures - Part II
Lying on the Couch Taking Pictures - Part II
Lying on the Couch Taking Pictures - Part II
Lying on the Couch Taking Pictures - Part II
Lying on the Couch Taking Pictures - Part II
Lying on the Couch Taking Pictures - Part II
Lying on the Couch Taking Pictures - Part II
Lying on the Couch Taking Pictures - Part II
Lying on the Couch Taking Pictures - Part II
Lying on the Couch Taking Pictures - Part II
Lying on the Couch Taking Pictures - Part II
Lying on the Couch Taking Pictures - Part II
Lying on the Couch Taking Pictures - Part II
Lying on the Couch Taking Pictures - Part II
Lying on the Couch Taking Pictures - Part II
Lying on the Couch Taking Pictures - Part II
Lying on the Couch Taking Pictures - Part II
Lying on the Couch Taking Pictures - Part II
Lying on the Couch Taking Pictures - Part II
Lying on the Couch Taking Pictures - Part II
Lying on the Couch Taking Pictures - Part II
Lying on the Couch Taking Pictures - Part II
Lying on the Couch Taking Pictures - Part II
Lying on the Couch Taking Pictures - Part II
Lying on the Couch Taking Pictures - Part II
Lying on the Couch Taking Pictures - Part II
Lying on the Couch Taking Pictures - Part II
Lying on the Couch Taking Pictures - Part II
Lying on the Couch Taking Pictures - Part II
Lying on the Couch Taking Pictures - Part II
Lying on the Couch Taking Pictures - Part II
Lying on the Couch Taking Pictures - Part II
Lying on the Couch Taking Pictures - Part II
Lying on the Couch Taking Pictures - Part II
Lying on the Couch Taking Pictures - Part II
Lying on the Couch Taking Pictures - Part II
Lying on the Couch Taking Pictures - Part II
Tried something different. I put the camera on a tripod, connected it to a computer, ran some remote software, carefully positioned the mouse over the graphical shutter release, and used the right mouse button in my hand as a remote shutter release.
