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01-09-2010, 06:53 PM
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Photography and the Art of Discipline
Happy New Year one and all!
I just wrote an article on the subject title. Your thoughts and comments are always appreciated - Photography and the Art of Discipline.  Halle Berry Copyright ŠJerry Avenaim Photography, Inc. 2009 Jerry Avenaim Web Site Blog Site |
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01-10-2010, 12:06 PM
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Brilliant blog post Jerry! Sometimes in my daily routine I forget the discipline that I started with. I will keep your thoughts with me. Thanks
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01-10-2010, 12:14 PM
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Very nice read.
Maybe you should post this link here also: why film photography? And very nice shot too.
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That's a great article! It was encouraging too. For at least the first year I was shooting, I was so enamored with how many shots I could take consecutively, I used the 'spray and pray' technique almost exclusively. And, felt quite proud of myself as well. Now, it's about eight years later and somehow, although I've never shot much film seriously, I managed to learn to take my time and care about each shot.
I like your suggestions toward the end. I think new photographers can really benefit from this learning technique and maybe save themselves some time on the way to being a better shooter. |
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Hello, i want to say thanks for a great read. I personally have never used a film camera and can understand exactly what you are saying. I feel that being able to "spray and pray" allowed me to advance into more manual shooting much quicker than i could with film. If you handed me a camera and i wasnt able to shoot some images and play with my exposure on the fly i would be devistated. I would still be shooing on program! I will have a more mature outlook on my photography because of you blog. Thanks again.
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