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advice from a fellow flickr'er

0 comments | Sunday, February 04, 2007

here's the secret. dont learn from anyone. take a million jacked up, blurry pictures. damn the rest. tell your own story any way you want. passion is worth more than talent. there are legions of 'talented' photographers who can tell you with smug authority how exactly a picture should be taken, but their work has no spirit. anything can make a great image. its all in how you look at it and what it means to you.

--thanks, ty!

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