Photo Mistakes - Funny bloopers are a click away

A couple a weeks ago i was at the Black Sea Defense & Aerospace 2007 exhibition. It was a International Exhibition and Conference dedicated to Aerospace, Defense, Homeland Security and Safety & Security. Asmy camera still didn’t get to me I boorwed a Nikon cybershot and a video camera from a friend.
Here are a few pictures from the exposition:

1. Guns

2. Planes

3. “The target”

4. Small plane

5. “Lovers”

6. “Blocking the sky” - a war chopper, a friend of mine is the pilot so take care :d

7. “Flying Pepsi” - again, if you want to fly with this just tell me, and I will arange with another friend of mine.

8. “Good bye” - this one was taken while I was leaving, didn’t stop for the shot, didn’t look, just walking to the exit and push the button with the camera over my head :

As I told you before, I have lost all my photos and now I’m trying to get some of them back. The Model was the first one to help me.
So from the making of , there are 2 pictures that where chosen for prints:

Also, I recover some photos from another photo shooting with The Model. Just look how we worked back then, in a small room, an ordinary lamp and I had just a 45 mm lens with no zoom, no anything.

But we have a make-up girl:

This one was taken for the same “Model”, from the last post. He wanted something like the “Discobol” for his cd cover.
Again, bad scaner, and I don’t have the photo that ended on the cd, just the original:

This photo session was for a friend, The Model. He needed some pictures for his site, and for some cd covers, I think. The site is here : www.the-model.ro.
This happened a few good years ago, with my old Minolta. Since is the “making of” I will not crop or modify the pictures:

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1. Edward Steichen The Pond-Moonlight (1904), $2,928,000, 2006, auction

2. Andreas Gursky 99 Cent II Diptychon, [1] (2001), $2,480,000, 2006, auction
3. Richard Prince Untitled (Cowboy), [2] (1989), $1,248,000, 2005, auction
4. Joseph-Philibert Girault de Prangey 113.Athenes, T[emple] de J[upiter] olympien pris de l’est, [3] (1842), $922,488, 2003, auction
5. Gustave Le Gray The Great Wave, Sete, [4] (1857), $838,000, 1999
6. Robert Mapplethorpe Andy Warhol, [5] (1987), $643,200, 2006
7. Ansel Adams Moonrise, Hernandez, New Mexico [6] (1948), $609,600, 2006
8. Andreas Gursky Untitled 5, [7] 1997, $559,724, 6 February 2002
9. Gustave Le Gray Tree (1855), $513,150, 1999
10. Diane Arbus Identical Twins, Roselle, New Jersey, 1967, [8] Roselle, N.J. (1967), $478,400, 27 April 2004

I decided to start put here my photos. For now, some old photos, unfortunately a few years ago I didn’t posess a digital camera and the scanner was bad and not main:D . I like this photos, because there is more than just an sport reportage.
Please click to see the full picture:
1. I like this one especially, cause it seems that nobody knows that there is a motorcycle flying right next to them, only that child.. The ghost and the child..
The ghost

Photos 2 and 3 I’m still looking for a good name fo them:

2.

3. River of dust

4.Telekinesis

Sorry for the poor quality but this are photos from my photography begining and I care for them.