Castle from the Walls of Vysehrad - Prague (April 2004)
Concocted By An Enlightened Fellow on Tuesday, November 08, 2005
Tuesday, November 08, 2005
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4 Comments:
I really do prefer your black n white pictures. Where did you learn Photography?
Seeing all these wonderful pictures reminds me of my many visits to the Czech Republic. You capture the scenic beauty of the city so well.
Well, I'm glad you like the Black n' Whites.
As far as photography goes, I'm basically self-taught, as I am with almost everything I know. My father was who got me interesting in it. Then I spent a couple of years working in a camera store, where I printed nearly 200,000 photos for various people. The vast majority of those photos were terrible, but there were always the few that were very nice, especially the ones by professionals. So, after seeing so many photos, I had a pretty good idea of what makes a picture interesting and what makes a person go "bleh" when they see a picture. I've tried to avoid the "bleh" and include the interesting.
well you seem the 'bleh' rather successfully:). any suggestions for a novice?
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