Get a couple of small slave flash guns from your local photography shop. These are the ones that trigger from the light of the main flash going off and are meant to provide "fill-in" flash for photgraphy.
Put one in the front window, one in the back and when the flash goes off they will reply in kind. This will hopelessly over expose the image and the camera cant see a thing.
This idea was dreamt up by some celeb's minders and was first used to frustrate papparazzi trying to take photos of people getting in and out of limos. (The guns are let into the door panels)
It was tested a couple of years ago by What Car" and it works a treat.
Of course, it's illegal.
And it won't work on the new fangled cameras that don't take flash photos.
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JackFlash
Over 90 days ago
Straight Male, 72
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I've just returned from a memorial visit to Korea. My Dad was killed in the Korean War.
I was in the Forces for 22 years myself and never missed a Nov 11th parade, but the Commemoration Service we had there beat the lot - both emotionally (we were all relatives of the dead), but also from the sheer respect and gratitude the Korean people showed for what our troops did for them in saving their country.
Every year 12 year olds from the local school are paired up and their duty for that year is to care for a grave. They do it beautifully and learn from that what remembrance means. Comforting to think that even when I am long gone and forgotten Dad's sacrifice will be acknowledged.
I was in the Forces for 22 years myself and never missed a Nov 11th parade, but the Commemoration Service we had there beat the lot - both emotionally (we were all relatives of the dead), but also from the sheer respect and gratitude the Korean people showed for what our troops did for them in saving their country.
Every year 12 year olds from the local school are paired up and their duty for that year is to care for a grave. They do it beautifully and learn from that what remembrance means. Comforting to think that even when I am long gone and forgotten Dad's sacrifice will be acknowledged.
