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How to tell a story, with camera in hand.
Jan 6, 2012 14:02:09 #
A fellow stopped by our local dog park yesterday, packing a high end Canon. I said something like Nice Camera; his reply was If you know what youre doing.
It seems he was taking pictures of dog parks across America.
I stood behind him and watch as he framed up his picture. Snap and he walked away.
Never thought the base of a tree, chain link fence gate and a potta potty, told the story of out little dog park.
It seems he was taking pictures of dog parks across America.
I stood behind him and watch as he framed up his picture. Snap and he walked away.
Never thought the base of a tree, chain link fence gate and a potta potty, told the story of out little dog park.
Jan 6, 2012 14:04:36 #
Jan 6, 2012 14:24:32 #
Falcon
Loc: Abilene, Texas
nikron7 wrote:
A photograph is worth a 1000 words..so they say. Some more, some less.
That may be true, but I know a guy who can cram a 5 minute thought into 45 minutes. He would probably do the same with a camera.
Jan 6, 2012 14:50:46 #
Falcon wrote:
That may be true, but I know a guy who can cram a 5 minute thought into 45 minutes. He would probably do the same with a camera.
I knew one that could stretch 20 minutes of work into 8 hours.
Jan 6, 2012 14:54:29 #
Dietxanadu wrote:
Some people just see things that others can't, or just see them differently.Never thought the base of a tree, chain link fence gate and a potta potty, told the story of out little dog park.
Falcon wrote:
I knew one that could stretch 15 minutes of work into 8 hours.That may be true, but I know a guy who can cram a 5 minute thought into 45 minutes. He would probably do the same with a camera.
Jan 7, 2012 08:08:58 #
It's all in what you see, personally. Always try too look at the subject from a different angle or perspective.
I also knew someone who, when you ask them what time is was, they told you how to make a clock.
I also knew someone who, when you ask them what time is was, they told you how to make a clock.
Jan 7, 2012 14:03:49 #
I try to look at the less obvious of what others see, because everyone else will shoot the obvious, obviously.
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Jan 7, 2012 14:03:50 #
Jan 7, 2012 15:26:12 #
Wrongway1947 wrote:
It's all in what you see, personally. Always try too look at the subject from a different angle or perspective.
I also knew someone who, when you ask them what time is was, they told you how to make a clock.
I also knew someone who, when you ask them what time is was, they told you how to make a clock.
Yes but if he had just did a 180, he would have seen what the dog park was all about.
The trees, people talking, dogs playing. The way the wind from the freeway moves the trees
Jan 7, 2012 15:30:43 #
julesreyesmarko wrote:
I try to look at the less obvious of what others see, because everyone else will shoot the obvious, obviously.
Of course. I thought that was obvious.
Jan 7, 2012 17:58:45 #
jerryc41 wrote:
Of course. I thought that was obvious.
julesreyesmarko wrote:
I try to look at the less obvious of what others see, because everyone else will shoot the obvious, obviously.
Of course. I thought that was obvious.
lol, :lol:
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