Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2001/05/16
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]The problem with that attitude, is that when you are ripping film out of someone's camera, you never know whether that person is the one who is putting on the next wedding, and looking for a photographer. That happened to me at my Niece's wedding. We had my stepson's wedding coming up in 3 months. My wife told me she was going to ask the photographer for a card. When the photographer chastised me for taking pictures, I walked over and told my wife not to bother asking for the card. Then again, my Noctilux B&W shots are the ones sitting in a frame on display in my brother's house now, so maybe he knew what he was doing! ;-) BTW, you could sure pick out from the 4" proofs the shots the photographer took with the Canon zoom versus the Hasselblad or my Leica! Tom > I attended a wedding where the official "photographer" was confiscating all > cameras and removing the film before returning them the gests if he saw them > taking photos. What a jerk! > The bride had signed the contract containing such a clause without being > aware of the consequences. She tried to protest the photographer's behavior > to which he replied: "you signed the contract". > > Joe Codispoti >