On Tue, Dec 19, 2000 at 01:47:19PM -0800, Albert Yang wrote:
> John,
>
> Great pictures!!! And thanks for the suggestions. I have noticed
> that a lot of people take pictures, and use a complex SLR like a
> bigger point and shoot, and that's it. They take no time to compose
> a shot or anything. That bothers me. I noticed that a few people
> have been taking pictures for a few years now, and they are no better
> than they were before!!
Yes somebody with a p&s using like a real SLR is more impressive, especially
when
you see his results. This thread reminds me to a statement from a long time
photographer:
He told that some day he and other of his long time photo friends compared
their new
pictures to their early work. They were estonished because they found that
their older work was
better than their new pictures, despite those day`s they only owned one camera
with only
one standart lens. But then they recalled that the took much more care about
how to
do a picture, trying different views, different perspectives, different way`s
to see, ....
This makes the difference. I always try to remember this as often as possible
before going
to photograph.
regards,
Frieder Faig
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