On 1/26/2017 9:10 AM, Eric Weir wrote:
On Jan 25, 2017, at 9:45 AM, ann sanfedele <[email protected]> wrote:
I read Stan's comment as a bit of a toungue in cheek admonishment.
Thanks for your comments and suggestions, Ann. I didn’t take Stan’s remark as
criticism or scolding, just as a jumping off place for my response. I am
usually on the move—at a cross country meet or soccer game, hiking in the
mountains, walking around town--when photographing and always have just one
camera and one lens. I’ve experimented a little with a tripod in doing
landscapes. I should do more.
Eric - I just meant, and apparently that didnt play, was that Stan
was playing photography 101 party-line teacher when he wrote to the
general "you" or "one"
"If there is something that interests you in an image, why didn't you
frame that element properly in the beginning? Not intended as a
criticism, but rather as a thought question. Ask yourself why you didn't
get it right to begin with. Too rushed? Careless? Wrong focal length?"
Going around these days , if I take the K-5 at all, I have only one
camera nad one lens too. And back when I was carrying a camera every
where I went every day I had my 50mm prime and the camera loaded with
Tri-X, being most inspired by HCB. I rarely shot color unless we were
travelling and then I had a 135 and an 28
and two cameras.. plus a 300 , a 400, two macro lenses and a tripod
in the car.
ann
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