Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1998/12/31
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Are you the same guy who stated a while ago that photographs must have every part of the image in sharp focus? If so, then I suggest that the rest of the LUG ignore this clear attempt at trolling. Dan C. At 04:15 PM 31-12-98 +0100, Alan Hull wrote: >I am puzzled why modern photographers revere these old names of the >distant past. Their images for the most part are second rate when >compared to the awesome results produced by many current, known and >unknown, photographers today. > >Perhaps its the mistaken belief that the images are good because they >were made with ancient unmanagable equipment. Which is ridiculous, of >course, because an image must stand alone regardless of what or even >who made it. > >I wonder how many of the old masters would succeed with todays >competition if they (hypothetically) had to start now. I suspect that >the versatility of modern equipment would render their flair for >peeling paint pictures totally obsolete. > >Regards and a Happy New year >Alan Hull > Speciallization is for insects. > > > > >