Seems reasonable to me. Follows every other skilled endeavor of mankind that I know. If this were not true, all that need or should be taught in photography classes is the mechanics and the chemistry.
Regards, Bob.... -------------------------------------------------------------------- "Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy!" - Benjamin Franklin From: "Pat White" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Many years ago, someone told me that brown belts make better karate > instructors than black belts because the brown belts still remember and can > still describe what they do. For the black belts, on the other hand, the > techniques have become instinctive, and the beginners' details now seem hard > to explain, since they've been absorbed into "muscle memory". > > The black belts see the bigger picture, the goal of winning the bout, and > don't need to think consciously about their stance, etc. In the same way, > experienced, skilled, photographers know what "looks right", and don't need > to think about beginners' guidelines anymore. Does anyone else see it this > way?
