On Sun, Feb 24, 2013 at 11:19 AM, Bill <anotherdrunken...@gmail.com> wrote: > On 24/02/2013 10:08 AM, Bruce Walker wrote: >> >> But I can see reaching a point one day where I'm so familiar with my >> toolset that it could become a tedium. Tuck, as a commercial food, >> headshot and product photographer shoots orders of magnitude more that >> me and has been doing it for a few decades. He could shoot corporate >> headshots in his sleep, and that may in fact be just about what >> happens when you reach that point in your life. Job comes in: no >> problem, cookie-cutter task. Take trusty camera with fave lens, setup >> bog standard lighting arrangement; click. Result? Perfectly fine but >> boring shot. Cash cheque. Thanks. > > Buy all new equipment, and those jobs that used to be cookie cutter are > still cookie cutter, but with the added element of surprise if you miss a > setting on your new gear and bugger something up. So much for that client. > > If you want excitement in your life go find yourself a mistress half your > age. > > bill
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