You're welcome, Markus. It's a very dramatic photo. Practice is critical. I'm quite certain that I'll never be a great photographer or even a very good one. I don't think I have a truly unique vision and may never develop one. But shooting lots of film has improved my work considerably, and I'm probably as good as my own innate abilities and experience allow at this time. Practice can't necessarily make a photographer great, but it will allow a photographer to optimize his or her skills within the limits of his or her capabilities. No photographer should ever think that he's shooting too much. But he should always ask himself if he's thinking enough. Paul
> Looks like a real and important friendship and it surely helped develop your > skills up to the level you show us today with PAW/PESO. > > Thanks for the comments on the clay figure Paul. > merry Christmas > Markus > > > >If you promise > >>to shoot a roll of film every day, I'll sell you the film at my > >>cost." He did, and I did. > >> > >
