“For many, digital ends up becoming the fast food of photography. Pictures are just machine-gunned every time out and little is thought about Vision”.

Vision is what sets people apart in this ever-more-crowded world of photography. I believe that when we slow down, take a look, and are more deliberate about our picture making, we’re more likely to be successful. While the technical learning curve associated with photography has been shortened by the immediacy of digital photography, I fear that the “style” or “vision” part of it may be more difficult for those who didn’t have the opportunity to shoot film, especially slide film.

To make the analogy closer to your statement….we all know if we’re hungry and in a hurry, we may stop at Burger King…but if we want a really great tasting burger, we swing over to Kruger’s for some freshly ground top sirloin, go home, drag out the Kingsford and, with a cold Bud light in one hand; fire up the Weber grill!

Anyway Rob, thanks for a great post.

Cheers,

Karl

Thanks all.