Jostein <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >With all due respect, sir; I beg to differ. Maybe I'm too lazy, but I >find that prediction and preparation are a way more powerful tools >than reflexes. And leaving the camera at home once in while, to >concentrate on the seeing, is good practice too. Previsualising may be >the right word...
Yes it is. Learning to *see* is of primary importance, IMHO. >Notice that I do recognise the benefits of reflex practice for other >types of photography, though. > >Portraying animals in the wild is one type that comes to mind. It >usually needs both prediction and reflexes. Motorsports, too. I don't do it often enough and I have to get in a weekend of practice before an important job. -- Mark Roberts Photography and writing www.robertstech.com
