A happy snapper!
Posted 10/08/2010 - 11:29
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Yes. That's the way it should be!
It is well known, that the amount of technical knowledge one has, is inversely proportional to the ability to take an original and interesting photograph. - I know quite a lot about the theories and technicalities of photography. But can I take a good photograph?..... Can I, B*l***ks!
It is well known, that the amount of technical knowledge one has, is inversely proportional to the ability to take an original and interesting photograph. - I know quite a lot about the theories and technicalities of photography. But can I take a good photograph?..... Can I, B*l***ks!
No man is worth his salt, who has not been banned from at least one Forum, and two Flickr groups.
Mowog.
Mowog.
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155 posts
17 years
Oz
The images were quite reasonable and "marketable" and XXX was asking Aus$30-$50 apiece. He said, he also frequented a number of the car-boot and farmers' markets here-abouts
Being something of an amateur myself, I enquired as to his gear.
The only thing he knew about his (digital slr) camera was that he had bought it secondhand, it had two lenses, and it was a "Pentax" (but he had no idea what model, etc.)!
He was, also, thinking of offering "photography" at the local primary school, where he was a volunteer worker.
Well, here we have the ultimate non-pretentious hobbyist, who doesn't give a damn about technology: he just wants to take pictures and sell them.
A lesson to us all.