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<blockquote data-quote="stmv" data-source="post: 797358" data-attributes="member: 10038">yes,,, perhaps the most common remarks, are,,, wow,, what a great camera!&nbsp; or ,, you took those?&nbsp; etc etc ,,, to me,, anybody and everybody can take a great photo,, be in the right place at the right time,, snap the buttton,,and yup,, often a good picture will be created,, and perhaps that is part of the overall issue with photography,, anybody can get lucky,,but,, what about week after week,, or how about 200 wedding photographs at an event,&nbsp; or 40 shots the Grand Canyon in say 2 hours that you can print, etc etc, in the end,,&nbsp; I personally,, just take pictures because I like it,, and I like building up a body of work that well,, is my own.&nbsp; Over time, I do believe the photographer's personalityis reflected in that body, and people looking at the body of work,, can recognize the person behind the camera.&nbsp; Keep on shooting .... four yourself,,, and if people enjoy,, great.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="stmv, post: 797358, member: 10038"] yes,,, perhaps the most common remarks, are,,, wow,, what a great camera! or ,, you took those? etc etc ,,, to me,, anybody and everybody can take a great photo,, be in the right place at the right time,, snap the buttton,, and yup,, often a good picture will be created,, and perhaps that is part of the overall issue with photography,, anybody can get lucky,, but,, what about week after week,, or how about 200 wedding photographs at an event, or 40 shots the Grand Canyon in say 2 hours that you can print, etc etc, in the end,, I personally,, just take pictures because I like it,, and I like building up a body of work that well,, is my own. Over time, I do believe the photographer's personality is reflected in that body, and people looking at the body of work,, can recognize the person behind the camera. Keep on shooting .... four yourself,,, and if people enjoy,, great. [/QUOTE]

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