Re: [Leica] True Photographer appreciates a fine tool

["Jeff S" <segawa@netone.com>]

Well said: In my auto-enthusiast days, I wound up with Snap-On tools because
they rounded off bolt heads less, caused me to bark fewer knuckles on sharp
objects and in general, let me have more time doing what I enjoyed, which
was driving the darned thing!!

Now, I have nothing against the notion of everyday-object-as-art, but if
it's art you're looking for, I'm sure many a LUGer will be happy to sell
some fine prints for the right price :-)

Jeff

- -----Original Message-----
From: Chris Bitmead <chrisb@ans.com.au>

>>>The true photographer appreciates a fine tool,
>
>>>No, a true photographer takes photographs.
>>> >A mechanic appreciates fine tools.
>
>Anybody appreciates fine tools for the activity they are involved
>in. A chef appreciates fine kitchen utensils. An artist
>appreciates good quality brushes and paints. A photographer
>appreciates fine tools for producing photographs.
>