Great photos are 95% technique and 5% equipment. Unfortunately one can not go out and buy technique; one has to study, and practice, and put in lots of effort to acquire it. So it will never be as fashionable as buying a new camera, or lens, or filter, or whatever.
So, in some ways a poor but serious photographer is better off than a rich one. She learns to work around the equipments limitations, and even to use those limitations as a pictorial element in her work. Rebekah wrote: > > I heard a story once, that was > probably an urban legend, about some guy who shot a fashion shoot wtih > disposable cameras and turned out great pictures. I don't know if > it's true, but I think it could be, because knowing your equipment and > its capabilities is probably the most important thing (after owning a > Pentax, anyways) ;) -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
