"In photography you will spend the rest of your life learning to see light. It will not take long to learn all about the camera, but you will never come to the end of discovering about the effects of light itself. The only rule is to watch the world about you, all the time, even when you have not got a camera in your hand."
I saw this quote on the wall of an alley in San Francisco two years ago. Word!
I really like the photo. And your quote to go with it.
The interesting thing about cameras is that they're modeled after our eyes; both are light receptors. A long exposure time simply mimics acclimation to darkness.
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"In photography you will spend the rest of your life learning to see light. It will not take long to learn all about the camera, but you will never come to the end of discovering about the effects of light itself. The only rule is to watch the world about you, all the time, even when you have not got a camera in your hand."
ReplyDeleteI saw this quote on the wall of an alley in San Francisco two years ago. Word!
I really like the photo. And your quote to go with it.
Thank you. I like that quote, who is the source?
ReplyDeleteThe interesting thing about cameras is that they're modeled after our eyes; both are light receptors. A long exposure time simply mimics acclimation to darkness.
No source, it was on an alley wall in SF with no name attached.
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