Jens Bladt wrote:
True! And photographing often is the easy part of taking pictures. In the BBC film The Blue Planet, a photographer (or several photographers) waited for many hours in icy water, close to the south pole, in order to photograph an iceberg turning. That was really impressing photographing. I think the dragonflies pics are a great achievement as well.
Absolutely. Spectacular pictures are (usually) no accident. They frequently involve finding a good spot and then waiting a long time for the light and conditions to be just right. It's something I should do but don't.
Tom (The Impatient) Reese
