[Leica] Getting used to the M6, an image.

[kd7olf at xmission.com (Gerald Homeyer)]

I'll always take advise from experience any day.  At the end, you either 
say wow, didn't think of shooting it like that, or simply he's nuts and 
I don't like it.  Either way, after trying it you know rather than guessing.

Gerald

Aaron Sandler wrote:
> Hi Gerald,
> 
> Welcome!  We're all photo students here, one way or another, so you're 
> in good company.  I've never taken a photo I thought was "perfect", but 
> that's ok as long as you remember that it's as much about the journey as 
> the destination.
> 
> I like the shot you posted...the light, the angles, the repetitions 
> (including of the empty desks, broken as it is by the occupied one), and 
> even the dead spaces which I find effective.  A fine early attempt.  Ted 
> hit the nail on the head when he suggested ways to follow this shot by 
> really working the scene...might lead to a better pic, might lead to 
> worse ones, but you'll definitely learn something by trying different 
> heights, angles, distances, etc.  And that WILL lead to better pix in 
> the long run.
> 
> I don't always do what Ted suggests...but I often wish I had!  :)
> 
> Best,
> Aaron