Dealing with the Photo Blahs [was Re: [Leica] Catc re-mail

[r.s.taylor at comcast.net (Richard S. Taylor)]

Sonny - I can't imagine who would think your 
photos are pedestrian.  Must be someone who 
hasn't seen many of them.

Dick


>Let me do that again with some  separation!
>
>In a message r.s.taylor@comcast.net  writes:
>
>>>Thanks  for the suggestions, but for me carrying a  camera around  - in
>>>hand,  lens caps off - in my daily  routine or when I'm out with
>>>another purpose  in mind just  doesn't work.
>
>--I didn't think it would for me, but it  does
>
>
>>>I need  to establish a destination with photography  in mind, then go 
>>>there
>and  take
>>>pictures.
>
>
>---I do  that sometimes.  Sometimes I spot a picture, and wait until I  
>think
>  the
>light is right for it and go back when I have more time.  
>
>>>I  am rarely able to see and capture photos in my daily  routine and when 
>>>I
>  do, they're >>usually pedestrian
>
>---Two  hundred and nine of my PAW have been taken within 2 miles from my 
>house 
>and  thirty were taken AT my house.  Only two were shot at   work.  Most of
>my
>shots are pretty common subjects.  There's at  least  one guy around who
>thinks
>all my pictures are  pedestrian.
>
>
>Regards, 
>Sonny
>http://www.sonc.com
>Natchitoches, Louisiana
>Oldest continuous  settlement in La Louisiane
>?galit?, libert?, crawfish 
>
>
>
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-- 
Regards,

Dick