[Leica] Thanks to BD and John Szarkowski

[tedgrant at shaw.ca (Ted Grant)]

B. D. Colen said:

> To each his or her own, Feli. It can of course be argued that by
> studying the work of various photographers one absorbs the "rules"
> without formally studying them. As to Dave Mason's using triangles in
> his series of portraits - one may use triangles, or divide the image
> into thirds without knowing or thinking about rules; doing those things
> may simply be visually appealing. :-)<<<<

Hi B.D.,
When I'm shooting, I'm shooting. I'm not analyzing composition of triangles 
or other "rules of art design" before, click!  It's just plain old fashion, 
see, shoot to motivation,over! Design factor doesn't consciously enter into 
it at all, as it's what's happening when I see things that motivate me.

However, what is interesting, "art design people" look at my photography and 
do an analysis of it's art explaining the composition of triangles in body 
forms creating the strength of the picture. Interesting to be able to do 
that.

Me? I just see bodies doing something interesting! ;-) Click.:-)

ted