Well, my standard MO is: When I see something photo-worthy, I take the
shot. I'll go way out of my way to get a good angle, wait long periods for
the right light conditions if necessary.
I don't just hose my camera around left, right, and center, just taking
roll after roll of meaningless snapshots hoping to get a couple of gems
amongst the trash.
The name of my game is quality, not quantity. Less is more, that sort of thing.
But don't worry, my crud pile is still a lot bigger'n my keep pile.
One o' these days, I'll have to scan some in for y'all to admire.
:o)
Chris in Oz
At 08:16 AM 21/03/2002 -0400, you wrote:
>
> I'm guessing my total for the last 10 years wouldn't be close to 50
>
> Chris in Oz
>
This could be somewhat meaningless imo. For example, I shot 11 rolls of 36
exp. one day at a wedding. When I'm on a 2 or 3 week trip in South America
doing mission work, I try to limit myself to a roll of 36 a day average.
Usually go a liitle over. On cold, colorless,
non-birthday-or-Christmas-occurring, winter months here in Canada, a roll
of 36 would last me a month. I probably vary from 15 to 50 rolls a year.
Wayne
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