Looking through some files prompted by the previous post, I found I did take a rather nice Arthur-esque shot at a benefit event I was shooting for a friend:
I like it, anyway.
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I love it.
I wish I had persevered with photography. After a brief period at school, where I had an art-teacher who was kind, and interested, enough to indulge my enthusiasm and make the school buy a ton of equipment (pretty good, as I was the only pupil using it). I was put off pursuing it as a career by a “helpful” careers-advisor who told me I would have to get good grades in Chemistry and Physics. This being a total impossibility, I gave it up.
another beautiful pic, man. and suey, you don’t have to be a professional to go back to it. Just do the old “always carry a camera” thing, and you’ll get back into it in no time.
Arthur-esque?Does this mean I’ve inspired a new artistic movement a mere 8 months after taking up photography?
there were some (tongue in cheek) tags on my last post, in case you were wondering…