http://www.fotocommunity.com/info/Helsinki_Bus_Station_Theory
It was written by a great photographer who is now, also, a great teacher. It's about developing as a photographer. Big thanks to VSL reader, Stan, who brought this to my attention.
On another note, I love Robin's post today because the photos are great and the idea's he espouses match mine. It's a good read: http://robinwong.blogspot.com/2012/04/dont-you-ever-get-bored.html
http://www.kirktuck.com/site/home.html
4.12.2012
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Kirk, thank you very much for that link, which I would have missed otherwise. That piece is going to be printed and re-read from time to time.
ReplyDeleteSuperb article, thanks for the link
ReplyDelete"Imitate. Assimilate. Innovate."
ReplyDelete-- Clark Terry (Jazz Trumpet Great.)
Yep.
"Imitate. Assimilate. Innovate."
ReplyDelete-- Clark Terry (Jazz Trumpet Great.)
Yep.
Doing the same subject (like street photography)once and once again is absolutely fine but I think more importantly, one has to develop some new perspective on that subject after doing it for many times, or else he or she might be just reiterating.
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