Ethereal Vernacular
 

Could use a little help on this one. Does "Ethereal Vernacular" mean "oops, I f'd up that photograph, can we try it again?"

http://www.ebay.com/itm/141995084748...%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

Sounds more like an AH script.

Rob M.

Yes, I believe the layman's term would be "I screwed up".

It means the seller uses words where he doesn't know the definitions.

Another profession of mine is coming up with original amusement park attraction names
 

I've heard the new Ethereal Vernacular is one helluva roller coaster ride.

Brian

I know Ethel Vernacular quite well, but I have never met her husband.

His name is Evanescent I believe.

I can't find what it actually means. Here is the term in an article from 1991, and it doesn't have anything to do with photos.
http://articles.chicagotribune.com/1...ke-shore-drive

Also I can find that it is the name of a blog as well, but that doesn't count. :p

My guess...
 

No words in this world to describe it

Ethel looks like she's either pitching a baseball or tripping on a pine cone.

She might be doing both!!

That's a beautiful postcard! In the vernacular photography world, a f'd up photo can be worth a lot more than a clear one. Double exposures, blurs, bad shadows, thumbs in the wrong places...

It means here's a smudge that i am trying to sell for $100 are any of you dumb enough to buy it?


P.S. Frank you're one of the funnier people on here.

Is that Joe Jackson?