I took a very talented and good friend to task tonight with the help of a very talented and good friend who could also be taken to task.
As could I - any time, bring it on...
I just want my talented and good friend to shoot more. To just shoot. More. Volume yields results.
Shed the mental conflicts and press the fucking button.
And I told him this too - as I talk to you, I am talking to myself.
Everybody needs people who care about them. Who care about their purpose, and in my field, their work.
Work is important, it should obviously be self-defining, but sometimes it's too self-defining, and that inhibits.
What are we gonna do next?
We'll see.
Word.
This is a photograph I took not so long ago with Sanders McNew's Rolleiflex.
It is not self-defining at this point, although it probably was at the time.
Either way, I am not scared of showing it here.
Word.
Saturday, February 16, 2008
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Our friends interpret the world and ourselves to us, if we take them tenderly and truly.
Author: Amos Bronson Alcott 1799-1888
I wish I had friends that cared that much.
I don't get an image when I read your post - only a skinny box - when clicked on gives me a blank page that says rolei01resm.jpg.
D.L. Wood
that's actually a really amazing shot.
Hope you don't mind but I had to quote you in todays blog. This is a great post, every would be artist and/or photographer should read this. And everyone should have such friends.
Take care,
David
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