Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2005/11/12
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]Sonny showed: Subject: [Leica] during the sermon . . . >>Not everyone pays strict attention to the preacher. > > http://www.sonc.com/during_the_sermon.htm<<< Hi Sonny, You've caught an interesting moment in next to nothing light. This one is much like those beautiful available light photographs you posted in "Your Favs." The first thing I re-act to when looking at your photographs is.... "Sonny never shows any fear of shooting when the light situation is generally "available darkness!" :-) Not only that, it's how you see light working, then make it work for you. Particularly when we look through the "Fav's" >>>> http://www.sonc.com/my_favs.htm <<< Time after time it's the light effect on the main subject making it stand out against the crowd. If people really pay attention to your photography and look at it more in the ...."What makes this so special and what can I learn from it!" rather than .... "oh nice picture I like it!" oooo gag gag! This kissy assed "oh I like it " type comment is becoming so gross it's one of the reasons not to be bothered looking at 2nd, 3rd or more posted comments by others. And they do it for some of the finest pictures shown. For heaven sakes folks if you like a photograph, at least have the where with all to say, WHY! Or if you don't like something at least tell the rest of us why you don't, then we can all "learn something from your vision and knowledge!" Thank you. Back to you Sonny, it also illustrates .... "always have your camera with you!" No matter where you go and no matter how much "she who must be obeys" nags, take it. Even to church, after all having the camera maybe more interesting than as we know, sermons can be boring. ;-) Sometimes! ted