This past week I just happened to watch the Colorvision DVD set for
"Digital Weddings". In it, Ed Pierce made a video of Parker Pfister
at work. Parker plays the buffoon, stopping at a Ritz store on the
way to the wedding to pick up a 'Digital Photography for Dummies' and
at a yard sale to discover a 1D amongst some stuffed animals. When he
arrives he tells the bride all about his adventures and proceeds to
break all kinds of rules of etiquette while making splendid, creative
images. He wears a casual striped shirt throughout though I can't say
if he spilled any food on it but I wouldn't be surprised.
Some folks can pull it off -- I daresay I'm not one 'em!
FWIW/ScottGee1
On 10/24/05, NSURIT@xxxxxxx <NSURIT@xxxxxxx> wrote:
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> In a message dated 10/24/2005 3:42:51 P.M. Central Daylight Time,
> olymoose@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx writes:
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> The guy with the milk jug or part of a milk jug taped to their flash at a
> public photo shoot is going to lose some creditability in most circles.
> >
> And here I thought it was the results that counted... :-)
>
> A naive Moose
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>
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> Moose, Of course, you are right. It might be a little like showing up for a
> job interview with the remnants of the chili cheese dog you had for lunch on
> your tie and down the front of your shirt. Many who see you will think your
> are an idiot, regardless of how good an accountant you happen to be. Yes,
> the photographs should speak for themselves and some people will be curious
> about the piece of crap you have taped to the top of that light on your
> camera.
> Be care with that cheese coney around your camera. Bill Barber
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