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Joseph Giannetti said: > know where you are coming from here is what I was trying to say: Thanks for your kind comments, Joseph. I appreciate that. > unless they "just do it ", they will never be able to master the art > of it making images that create an idea in other peoples minds. Yes, I agree. I have recently been going to the camera store just to pick out a film I haven't used to "blow off" a few rolls. Funny thing, I am filling a new portfolio this way. When I *try* to shoot portfolio work, my mind stops up. When I forget about the technical stuff, my pictures get better! At some point you have to shoot from your heart, not the manual. > The greatest problem is most people do not reading the manual, ( > and all the time I thought I had a comprehension problem), hopping > someone will give them the magic answer to what ever thing they refuse > to read about. Yes, there must be a balance between the tecnical and the heart. Like a train, we cannot run for long on just one rail. I knew what you were saying, and admired the passion with which you were saying it. I was just putting the other rail down! Take care, Tim O. - ** Tips on Refilling, Refill Kits, Archival Ink, Cartridges, Paper ** ** Order On-Line http://www.missupply.com Save $$$$ ** ** MIS ASSOCIATES, INC 800-445-8296 Kits Ship Free! **
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