> The lesson I learned was, that lots of people don't look at the photographs > as such. They look at the people IN the photographs. Photographs as such are > not at all interesting - to most people. A good photograph is a photograph > that shows a relative or a friend the way the he or she wants to remember > this person. Noting else really matters.
We traveled to attend a rehearsal dinner and wedding a couple of years ago. The morning after the rehearsal dinner, Nate and I were showing my mother our photos on the laptop. My mother got very annoyed with me for barely taking any photos of my relatives, and none of her! I was busy taking macro shots of the centerpieces instead...why would I take photos of people when I already know what they look like? :) Nate is much better at people pictures and is now the default person to perform that duty at family functions. Amita -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List PDML@pdml.net http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
