I thought of that, the only problem is that we have to have the original photographs mounted on board to show that they were traditional photography. And you msiunderstood me, I said I can afford a one time use camera, NOT a "real" camera. There's a difference. The development isn't a real problem, I'll just take it to where my mom works and she'll get it done for me. It's just that I don't have a zoom or a foucs on a one time use camera (I hate point and shoot darn it) And I'm thinking he's talking more about action as following a subject (so the background is blurred) or keeing focused on the background so the "action" is blurred or something along those lines. I guess my problem is that I would like to do something more than what is within the capabilities of a one time use camera (I'm used to traditional cameras with a focus and zoom, as my digital has)

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