Mark Roberts wrote:

> I've been keeping a collection of my favorite quotations from PDML posts
> for a couple of years (at least). Now seems like a good time to share it
> with everyone. Enjoy!

Definitely fun, Mark!  I left in my favorites below :

>
> "When you're a hobbyist, your equipment and your pictures are the most
> important things. When you're working, time and money are the most
> important things."
>  - Paul Stenquist
>
> "Except for losing the car, I did pretty well from an equipment
> reliability standpoint."
>  - D. Glenn Arthur
>
>
> "Think about it, the light goes through the lens. If that gets screwed
> up, the best body in the world ain't gonna fix it."
>  - Frank Theriault
>
> "I've seen very few pictures that would benefit from better hardware
> more than from better shooting."
>  - "Bucky"
>
> "Striving for excellence is stimulating and rewarding; striving for
> perfection -- in practically anything -- is both neurotic and futile."
>  - Edwin Bliss (Not a PDML member but I like the quote)
>
> "A good photo will overcome its format."
>  - Doug Brewer
>
> "As a photographer, if you are not thinking about light,
> what *are* you thinking about?"
>  - Mark Cassino
>
> "To me, each and every unsatisfactory photo is a kick in that ass to
> dig deeper into myself and learn more."
>  - Mark Cassino
>
>
> "Doing photography in return for money under the direction of someone
> else is not a very good way to make good pictures."
>  - Mike Johnston
>
>
> "It is always difficult to be correct and understood at the same time."
>  - Dag T
>
> "The very powerful and the very stupid have one thing in common. Instead
> of altering their views to fit the facts, they alter the facts to fit
> their views."
>  - Dr. Who (Also not a PDML member but pretty perceptive, anyway!)
>
> "I swear to God, I'll buy new bunny ears before (Grandfather Mountain)!"
>  - Frank Theriault
>
> "It's not which technology is better it's the application of the
> technology that makes the difference."
>  -  J.C. O'Connell
>
> "
> "A realistic goal is to not feel the need to have a quota system when
> you go out shooting. Just do the best you can, and try to learn something
> from
> every job."
>  - William Robb
>

annsan


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