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| How to be... a Photographer - in Four Lessons | |
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From the comments... Social Justice  Quote: It was to my horror to learn that good equipment and a lot of practice/study do not make up for a general lack of artistic vision. Quote: dbarak There's a story about a well-known writer and a well-known photographer who were having a conversation (too lazy to research it, and it may actually be a myth). The writer said to the photographer, "You take some great photos! What kind of camera do you use?" The photographer told the writer and then said, "You write some amazing books! What kind of typewriter do you use?" | |
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