What one person/thing would you like to photograph?
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As per the thread title; if you could only ever photgraph one person/thing, and that's it, no more photos, who or what would it be, and why?
On a slightly easier note (philosophically speaking), who or what would you really like to photograph, and why?
I'd love the opportunity (and cash and ability) to be able to take reportage style New York shots (in fact lots of cities).
I realise the difference between the two ideas above is quite small, hope I've made myself clear.
On a slightly easier note (philosophically speaking), who or what would you really like to photograph, and why?
I'd love the opportunity (and cash and ability) to be able to take reportage style New York shots (in fact lots of cities).
I realise the difference between the two ideas above is quite small, hope I've made myself clear.
Think I may be barking up the wrong tree with this one; or may simply be 'barking', but I'd photograph my dads mum.
She died when he was three, and he doesn't have a single photo of her, only a very vague memory.
If I was able to capture a good image of her, then I'd be content to never need to take another photo
She died when he was three, and he doesn't have a single photo of her, only a very vague memory.
If I was able to capture a good image of her, then I'd be content to never need to take another photo
I'd simply like to turn the clock back to the time when I toured with bands
like Genesis & Supertramp.
I took what I thought (back then) were a lot of photos and all with no real
knowledge of what I was really doing.
I'm sure I still have a few good shots (slides are in storage) but now I'd take
a few hundred images a night!
I'd also shoot more during the day to capture some of the cool places I went to
but that now only live on in my memory.
Which reminds me, what is a good way to get the images on slides on to my pc
without spending a fortune?
If it had to be a 'new' subject, I'd love to shoot the earth from space.
like Genesis & Supertramp.
I took what I thought (back then) were a lot of photos and all with no real
knowledge of what I was really doing.
I'm sure I still have a few good shots (slides are in storage) but now I'd take
a few hundred images a night!
I'd also shoot more during the day to capture some of the cool places I went to
but that now only live on in my memory.
Which reminds me, what is a good way to get the images on slides on to my pc
without spending a fortune?
If it had to be a 'new' subject, I'd love to shoot the earth from space.
Andy M said:
Think I may be barking up the wrong tree with this one; or may simply be 'barking', but I'd photograph my dads mum.
She died when he was three, and he doesn't have a single photo of her, only a very vague memory.
If I was able to capture a good image of her, then I'd be content to never need to take another photo
great post/ideaShe died when he was three, and he doesn't have a single photo of her, only a very vague memory.
If I was able to capture a good image of her, then I'd be content to never need to take another photo
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