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Photographing cigarette smoke
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<blockquote data-quote="Stoshowicz" data-source="post: 372573" data-attributes="member: 31397"><p>I'm just joking friend, whatever you want to do to get the image as you want it is fine. I'm just saying that you <em>might</em> lose out on umm novelty or spontaneity. Some folks are purist , and they want to literally catch a moment , others want to 'create' the image. I don't think Marcel's image would be one done by design, and I find it more interesting for that reason , but that being said,fabricating an image , that is , to say-set up an image or add things etc does often make for a unified presentation.</p><p>PS ( I never said you said anything about Marcel's shot )</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Stoshowicz, post: 372573, member: 31397"] I'm just joking friend, whatever you want to do to get the image as you want it is fine. I'm just saying that you [I]might[/I] lose out on umm novelty or spontaneity. Some folks are purist , and they want to literally catch a moment , others want to 'create' the image. I don't think Marcel's image would be one done by design, and I find it more interesting for that reason , but that being said,fabricating an image , that is , to say-set up an image or add things etc does often make for a unified presentation. PS ( I never said you said anything about Marcel's shot ) [/QUOTE]
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