ANSAROV's blog

This blog was created to foster mentorship through the life experiences and inspirations of Commercial, Fine Art and Portrait photographer Aaron Ansarov. Ansarov can best be described as a "passionate creative." When not on assignment in south Florida, Aaron can be found at the Art Institute of Ft Lauderdale working on his degree in Advertising or spending time with his wife, baby daughter, newborn son and 10 year old son. Ansarov also enjoys the accomplishments of home repairs and his garden.

Millions of miles away and still screw up a photo shoot

From AP

DARMSTADT, Germany — The European deep space probe Rosetta successfully completed a flyby of an asteroid millions of miles from earth, but its high resolution camera stopped shortly before the closest pass, space officials said Saturday.

Full story - http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,418005,00.html

What can I say. It happens to the best of them. At least they didn't send the probe off and forgot to put the memory card in the camera. I don't think there is one photographer out there that hasn't done it. The difference is who admits it. Try being a young 18-year-old punk sailor on his first mission and not realizing he didn't have film in the camera until looking at the counter on the top that was way past the 36th frame.

IT SHOULD ONLY HAPPEN ONCE RIGHT!!!

Millions of miles away and still screw up a photo shoot

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