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**Wvq9InTM** · 03-26-2012, 06:10 AM

If I could do this with my camera I would be very very happy.

follow the link for some fabulous images of wildlife.
http://www.wild-wonders.com/photo_co...ow=1&year=2011

To do really good stuff with cameras despite knowledge talent and eye or sense of impact.. You need to be able to set image situations up. This requires expensive equipment and a devotion to the perfect image.

chocolate box shot.. my wife used to say whenever one of those came up in a slide show. Watching people and their reactions whilst viewing a slide show of my selection I could tell that the human interest angle is more important than the perfect image. When I first showed a slide show to my remnant schoolfriend peers after we left school, I was told.. "Look don't get me wrong, you take very good photos of birds and bees and flowers.. but where are the people in it?"

03-26-2012, 06:10 AM	#19
Wvq9InTM Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 523 Senior Member	If I could do this with my camera I would be very very happy. follow the link for some fabulous images of wildlife. http://www.wild-wonders.com/photo_co...ow=1&year=2011 To do really good stuff with cameras despite knowledge talent and eye or sense of impact.. You need to be able to set image situations up. This requires expensive equipment and a devotion to the perfect image. chocolate box shot.. my wife used to say whenever one of those came up in a slide show. Watching people and their reactions whilst viewing a slide show of my selection I could tell that the human interest angle is more important than the perfect image. When I first showed a slide show to my remnant schoolfriend peers after we left school, I was told.. "Look don't get me wrong, you take very good photos of birds and bees and flowers.. but where are the people in it?"
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