DavidMillier
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Actually, this is perhaps the only thing you've said so far that really makes me want to argue with you because it's elitist nonsense. Photography is like any other artistic endeavour: it is a fusion of craft and vision.
I happen to believe that both these are amenable to growth and improvement with practice. Technique is perhaps the easiest to work on as it relies more on knowledge and discipline but vision, composition, appreciation of the vital role of lighting etc are also things that improve with practice and by looking at the work of others.
I happen to believe that both these are amenable to growth and improvement with practice. Technique is perhaps the easiest to work on as it relies more on knowledge and discipline but vision, composition, appreciation of the vital role of lighting etc are also things that improve with practice and by looking at the work of others.
Shoot film for 30 years, figure out what works for you and thenHow can I can baptised ?
make a personal comment or two on the nature of photography at DPR;
you'll soon see the light!
Actually its interesting you mention baptism. Here's my final
statement concerning photography on DPR, The all-techno / all the
time types are really gonna like this one. You're born with an eye
for photography or you're not. You'll never learn how to be a good
photographer by reading books, searching the net, buying a digital
camera or taking classes. These things will help you perfect a
technique perhaps but unless you're born with an eye that knows how
to conceive and compose a shot and when exactly to trip a shutter,
you'll never understand a thread like this one.
It ain't about mysticism and it ain't about magic; but it
definitely concerns more than quantifiable physics. Those that
know, know. Those who are scratching their heads will never know
and I can't help enlighten you evidentially. So it goes. It was
worth a stab though. I've had fun, hope you all did too.
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Michael OHara / WetPlanet / Honolulu
http://www.DiveSlates.com