Digital BW, The Print

Keith - On the contrary, I wish more of us would write comments like  
this, although from my observations
the concensus on this list, most of the time, is to keep things  
technical.

What you wrote is so true - I'd only add that the ability to make  
those visual interpretations with multiple layers of
meaning -- both personal and broader, is a fantastic gift.
  As you suggest, most, if not all of us, have to work  constantly
to achieve this. It doesn't come easily!

Clay Price



>
>     From: "Keith Zimmerman" wrote
>   <<< ...Learning to see rather than to look, is the key to being  
> able to interpret the world

>> It is truly wonderful to be able to see something and present it in a
>> manner that tells everyone that the resulting piece (in our case, a
>> photograph), is your interpretation of what you saw.  This is a
>> lifetime endeavor and as such, we always seek to achieve this.
>>
>> Sorry for being so philosophical about this, but this came to me  
>> and I
>> felt I needed to share it.  I hope I have not wasted your time.>>>
>
> Keith
>



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