William Robb wrote:
> The poster in question presents himself to the list as a
> professional photographer/ retired photojournalist. He tends to
> make mock of the "amateurs" who haunt this corner of the
> internet.
in all fairness, I would venture that most of the "things
being learned" w/ the new 67II are technique & resulting
image oriented. I suspect that after years of PJ'ing around
w/ his SuperPrograms & Motordrives & such, that the more
"stand-back and contemplative" approach demanded by the
tripod and larger format is forcing many new & different
approaches to the craft for our retired PJ pal. I suspect
that he may well be venturing beyond the sphere of familiarity
developed over the years of PJ-type photography.
This is a "Good Thing", expansion of interests & all that rot ...
Let's just hope he doesn't go "artsy-fartsy" or turn into
a postcard/calander cliche scene machine! !8^D
Bill
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Bill D. Casselberry ; Photography on the Oregon Coast
http://www.orednet.org/~bcasselb
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