In a message dated 7/20/01 5:11:50 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
""When I started photographing, I followed the advice that a tripod should
be used whenever possible. I'm a pretty healthy guy, so "whenever
possible" translates to just about all the time. I'm slowly weaning
myself off of this and other bad advice I got when starting out. Some
subjects just aren't suitable for tripod work.""
Maybe for 35mm, with which I made a fine living for 37 years. But for my
67ll? Tripod.
Mafud
""Content, not resolution, makes a good photo.""
That's PJ philosophy (and I ought to know), but does not translate to studio,
macro or most ~deliberate~ field work; that is, if your reference is to out
of focus images. Besides, such thinking irks ~my~ professional ethic.
Mafud
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