In the last days when i go jogging I always take my cell phone with me, so I can take a photo if I find something interesting for the metroblog. Somehow this kind of running is different to normal jogging: For normal you don
phogging done with a friend is probably more fun. maybe with headphones also - but i don’t know, because i dont like wearing headphones in public space, i always want to hear, see, fell, smell whats going on around me. maybe some kind of persecution mania…
but phogging is also alone fun, because you have to take a look around and analyse if something could be interesting to others also and how you can make a story out of it. it’s body and brain, like every good sport.
uck the min (unregistered) on July 24th, 2005 @ 12:53 pm
no friends, no headphones, definitely not. but phiking is actually an exeedingly good technique. especially in boring places where even miniscule events and objects of interest are few and far between. and also, the position with legs spread to prop up your bike under you while you fool around with your camera happens to be the ideal position you always read about in photo-profi-books.
i plan to phog around some tai-chi-practitioners wednesday evening, drop me a line if you want to come along ;-) but in general i haven’t got any good ideas. maybe i don’t know the city well enough yet, or maybe it’s because the best phictures are made sphontaneously, in unexpected phlaces.
Doesn’t phogging as jogging make more fun when practiced with a friend and headphones?
phogging done with a friend is probably more fun. maybe with headphones also - but i don’t know, because i dont like wearing headphones in public space, i always want to hear, see, fell, smell whats going on around me. maybe some kind of persecution mania…
but phogging is also alone fun, because you have to take a look around and analyse if something could be interesting to others also and how you can make a story out of it. it’s body and brain, like every good sport.
no friends, no headphones, definitely not. but phiking is actually an exeedingly good technique. especially in boring places where even miniscule events and objects of interest are few and far between. and also, the position with legs spread to prop up your bike under you while you fool around with your camera happens to be the ideal position you always read about in photo-profi-books.
i plan to phog around some tai-chi-practitioners wednesday evening, drop me a line if you want to come along ;-) but in general i haven’t got any good ideas. maybe i don’t know the city well enough yet, or maybe it’s because the best phictures are made sphontaneously, in unexpected phlaces.