The #2 guy will be our own Mark Roberts, who's done a book called The
PDML from too Damned Close, featuring photos of Dr. Pepper bottles and
guys standing around and staring at camera lenses.
Did those dr. Pepper bottles have homade beer in them?
jeepgirl
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I'm trying to talk him into it... but he doesn't like verticle pictures...
jeepgirl
Next year's batch is already started and some is in Dr.Pepper bottles and
some in Sun Drop bottles.
BTW, are you and Mr. Jeepgirl going to be there?
Bill, KG4LOV
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I suspect the reason he prefers zooms is the nature of his shots. When
you're dealing with a flock of birds or a frolicking bear, you don't
necessarily have the time to change lenses.
Tom C.
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True, but in his book The Art of Photographing Nature (get it Art
hahaha) he describes how he likes new high-quality zooms because it gives
him the ability to crop and compose easily and quickly. Not necessarily
because the subjects are moving.
Incidentally, I am extremely jealous. Art Wolfe's
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I suspect the reason he prefers zooms is the nature of his shots. When
you're dealing with a flock of birds or a frolicking bear, you don't
necessarily have the time to change lenses.
Tom C.
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In the book I mentioned before Art gives a 200-400 N a real workout.
Christian Skofteland
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But remember these guys aren't talking about using zooms in place of
300-800mm primes but in place of 200mm
or a frolicking bear, you don't
necessarily have the time to change lenses.
Tom C.
Or underwear I presume. Sorry!
Malcolm
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True, but in his book The Art of Photographing Nature
(get it Art hahaha) he describes how he likes new
high-quality zooms because it gives him the ability to
crop and compose easily and quickly.
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Art Wolfe's book has helped my issues with
Christian Skofteland wrote:
In the book I mentioned before Art gives a 200-400 N a real workout.
Art Wolfe uses Canon and Mamiya these days. I'll bet he's using that
100-400 IS (or whatever it is) quite a bit. I'd use it too if it were
free...
On a side note, Art Wolfe was a speaker at
I wrote:
The implication here is that if you come to
GMPW *this* coming year, I can absolutely gaurantee that there will be
someone there who will talk about nature photography and will show
actual pictures.
To be more specific, the big name guy will be Bill Fortney, who's done a
book
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