frank theriault wrote:
Now, given the general mediocrity of the thousands and thousand of
frames that I've taken over the years, picking a favourite, or a few
favourites may not be such a huge problem <g>. How about you? Do you
have a favourite among the many photos you've taken? If so, can you
post it?
I think it might be interesting to see how personal favourites might
differ from what I perceive as the style of that photographer.
Rather than favourites, I have photos I keep thinking about and going
back to. Which, I suppose, are favourites. Sheesh... :-)
Some of them are crappy, like this one:
http://www.pbase.com/petergly/image/48222214
It's the subject matter that often counts for me, rather than the
photographic quality. This is my father, who passed away from
pancreatic cancer late in September last year. It's not a good pic at
all (even worse in its original colour), but it's got Dad in one of his
proudest moments, with a smile I'll never forget. I find I'm often
coming back to this pic, as I want to remember him this way, rather than
in his terrible last days.
Ciao,
Peter in Sydney
