In a message dated 12/16/2005 6:23:08 AM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: What the hell is creative in standing in another person tripod holes? You seem to miss the point. This is the equivalent of putting a piece of transparent paper over a Picasso and trace the drawing underneath. You learn nothing from it. This is not about paying homage to an artist but pure plagiarism. To pay homage you could find another mountain. Another moon rise, and try to make something Ansel may have done if he was in your place. The "photographers" on the image is the most patethic bunch of sad bastards I've ever seen.
Pål ======= Pal, don't be silly. A photogapher doesn't own a particular spot in nature. A particular place they parked their tripod. Another photographer can park their tripod in the exact same place, but it is unlikley they will get the exact same shot. A little more is involved than that. Like skill, vision, etc. Marnie aka Doe
