Digital BW, The Print

Practically, you are right, I'm sure.  But if you had a 2 or 3x bellows
and a macro lens, or even better an electron microscope, (Especially if
you had an electron microscope),  I bet you COULD come up with a good
picture.  Unless it was just plain snow or dirt at your feet, which is
very likely here in N.D. :). Note tongue in cheek.  But you can do
wonders with almost ANY subject with an electron microscope....

Jer

> 
> Tell you what, I guarantee I will get better pictures by finding a new
> location rather than you standing someplace and trying to find a picture
> where there is apparently not one.
> 
> This is so much bullshit you can do taking pictures of your feet and some
> shadows etc.
> 
> In photography content is 90% and to get content you have to move around and
> look for it, and the right light, etc.
> 
> This is commonsense.
> 
> You may be correct in that is what he had in mind.   In a practical sense,
> I'll go with my interpretation.
> 
> Cheers>>
> 
> Andy
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