photo-meditation
Not so old rantings with the professionals of the photo industry made us think about the question of whether there were still people shooting for pleasure and shaking over the trays with fixative at night? really not?
Excessive possession of the lexicon plunges into drowsiness (if not hibernation), for not the first year or even a decade the whole “photographer slang” can be obtained on the Internet regardless of how fast new items appear and how fast the “great minds” appear in the lexicon not pronounced at first glance with the words "Aberration, Aperture, Breketin, etc.".
If you came to a concert 5-6 years ago, and pointing out a niche for the press, you could safely say - and here there are professionals, now those same photo gurus are lost in the mass of girls and boys shaking freshly bought semi-professional people. Proudly raised chin and restrained fanaticism in the eyes gives them giblets, but everyone learned by heart what “White balance” is, and where to wind “Blandu”, and only about little tsifirki with small letters on the so strong pulling lens and there is nothing to talk about .
The question is, did the leadership of the registry offices and concert venues correctly let in, by any century, “newbies” to an already occupied niche?
My personal opinion is no. they are wrong. More and more glossy publications that do not want to lay out enough money to print an author's photo of a star at least “in focus”. And more and more “spouses” so greedily saving up for gadgets and pathos, but do not spare much to overpay for quality work, rather than later regret that they gave themselves to girls and boys with a big camera.
Good luck. And my respect to the teachers.
Excessive possession of the lexicon plunges into drowsiness (if not hibernation), for not the first year or even a decade the whole “photographer slang” can be obtained on the Internet regardless of how fast new items appear and how fast the “great minds” appear in the lexicon not pronounced at first glance with the words "Aberration, Aperture, Breketin, etc.".
If you came to a concert 5-6 years ago, and pointing out a niche for the press, you could safely say - and here there are professionals, now those same photo gurus are lost in the mass of girls and boys shaking freshly bought semi-professional people. Proudly raised chin and restrained fanaticism in the eyes gives them giblets, but everyone learned by heart what “White balance” is, and where to wind “Blandu”, and only about little tsifirki with small letters on the so strong pulling lens and there is nothing to talk about .
The question is, did the leadership of the registry offices and concert venues correctly let in, by any century, “newbies” to an already occupied niche?
My personal opinion is no. they are wrong. More and more glossy publications that do not want to lay out enough money to print an author's photo of a star at least “in focus”. And more and more “spouses” so greedily saving up for gadgets and pathos, but do not spare much to overpay for quality work, rather than later regret that they gave themselves to girls and boys with a big camera.
Good luck. And my respect to the teachers.
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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/21992/
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