Of course there is something there for me to think about. 20 years ago an MX lived hanging about my neck. It was always there, now I only pick up a camera when I am planning on taking some pictures. I remember driving by Fairlane Mall in Dearborn MI about 6am one morning and thare were 25-30 hot air balloons being inflated for a race. I stopped and shot about 3 rolls of B&W. For years afterwards folks would see the photos and ask, where did you find all those balloons?
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frank theriault wrote:
A couple of months ago, someone asked what our first and best piece of advice would be for tyros. I think I said, "shoot lots". I would like to change it to, "have a camera with you". I'm not sure if anyone else said this (if you did, my apologies - I didn't notice).
Any other thoughts on what the number one rule should be?
I agree with you. The first rule is "have a camera with you."
shel asked:
But what might the second rule be?
"And know how to use it."
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