The first thing you do when you start trying to make a living with this stuff is to get an "insurance" shot. That is the shot you take first to CYA in case you never get another opportunity. Then, as Dan writes, you keeping trying to get another, and another, and another until you get the best one. Sometimes the insurance shot is the best one. Sometimes it is the only one.
On Tuesday 14 January 2003 07:04 pm, Dan Scott wrote: > My wife will occasionally ask me, "Why did you take seventeen > pictures of "that"? (you can actually hear the quotation marks when > she says it, too) My answer is always, "I didn't know how close I > was going to be able to get and/or the subject was changing and I > didn't know if I was going to get a chance to get a better shot-so I > took what I could get and tried to work myself closer or into a > better angle." If it takes 37 shots to get the best one, so be it. -- Ken Archer Canine Photography San Antonio, Texas "Business Is Going To The Dogs"
