>On Mon, 20 Jul 1998 PCACala@xxxxxxx wrote:
>
>|Hi Ed:
>|
>|> Or perhaps, as beginners we check and double check each setting. Each
>frame
>|> is a new experience to be relished. Each frame is unique. Each frame is
>|> seen
>|> through unbiased eyes. It's the novelty of looking at something and
>seeing
>|> that you can show it to others as you see it.
>|> But I'm repeating what you said.
>|> So how does one recapture that innocence (I had to look up the
>|spelling!!)??
>|
>|One suggestion I have is to change the format you shoot in. Like go from 35
>|mm to large format. There every shot has to count or its $5 minimum down the
>|drain.
Prosper wrote:
>An alternative is to always imagine you are down to your last frame on
>your last roll, and there is a Pulitzer prize winning scene before
>you. Also imagine that you NEED! this "final" image to pay the rent.
>:-)
>
Of course this assumes the goals of aesthetics and the rent photo are the
same. They certainly not the same in most fields of endeavor.
Winsor
Winsor Crosby
Long Beach, California
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