On Tuesday, January 28, 2003, at 09:23 AM, William Clark wrote:
I shoot mainly digital myself now with my S2. I love it, love it,
love it.
What is a bit dosconcerting though is I find that I am starting to
forget to
think when taking pictures, which is why I always revert to my OM1n to
keep
the photographic thinking part going.
I find so many people who shoot digital could care less about
composition,
exposure, etc. If you take 30 pics of someting you are bound to get a
great
shot. I feel the art of photography is slowing dying.
-Bill
That is nothing new. So long ago that I am embarrassed to say I worked
with a woman whose husband conducted photo safaris. Leica people. She
went on a much envied trip to Peru and Macchu Picchu and brought in a
half dozen absolutely stunning slides. With some gentle probing I found
out that she had shot 100 rolls of film and these 6 were the best.
Leica did not even have a motor drive then that I am aware of. Never
got to see any of the others. ;-)
Winsor Crosby
Long Beach, California, USA
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