Bill opined: > It enforces nothing on us, it requires no discipline in approach, and no > skill in operation; the two main ingredients in becoming a better > photographer are missing. >
However, if one has enough self discipline to continue to approach photography in a mindful fashion, the immediate feedback and post processing flexibility can take one's work to another level. To say that digital photography requires no skill in operation is cow doo-doo. Exacting exposures, thoughtful framing and composition, and careful consideration of the light are as important in digital photography as they are in film photography. When I have to work under the pressure of meeting a client's needs, I'm thankful for the extra assistance that digital provides, but I would never shortchange the process. Paul
