My photo teacher would always say "fill the frame....."
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From: "Earl Dunbar" <edunbar@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Sunday, December 14, 2003 10:14 PM
Subject: Re: [OM] What gear to take?
Many years ago, when I was floating, awash in nondescript, boring photos as
pretty much a newbie, my mentor told me two things:
1. If your pictures are not good enough, you're not close enough. (He did
not claim this as original; attribution un-remembered)
So, as I was off to a weekend with friendsin the hills of Grey County, he
instructed that I take ONLY my Konica C-35V (38mm f2.8) and
2. Make no pictures farther away than 5 ft.
It was magic. One lens... one perspective: close.
Earl
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On 12/15/2003 at 11:08 AM Marc Lawrence wrote:
>I just changed the Subject, Jim in case people are automatically
>skipping it thinking it isn't OMMMmmmmmm:
>
>> Jim [mailto:jbrokaw@xxxxxxxxxxx] wrote [highly edited be me]:
>> How about this... I've got a visit to my folks coming up, and
>> for once I'm driving instead of flying... so I can/could take
>> essentially unlimited OM gear with me. So far my plans are
>> kind of fuzzy, but I've about decided on:
>> OM 4Ti, 50/1.2, 100/2.0, 21/2.0, 35/2/0, T-32, probably IS-30
>> for snapshots...few rolls of film, mostly Fuji or Kodak color
>> print. I'm not looking to do anything artsy, except maybe some
>> informal portraits of Mom & Dad. Can anyone think of
>> suggestions, additions or deletions...?
>
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