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What makes a professional photographer?
Earlier this month, we travelled on the "Costa Mediterranean" on a one week cruise, and we snapped hundreds of pictures. Some good, some dubious in their quality to say the least. And during the cruise we attended a most interesting talk by Kevin Gilbert, professional photographer formerly of the White House press core. The pictures he showed were spectacular and I would be delighted if I could produce photos a tenth as good as his (but then, he wouldn't be looking to give Perl courses, I don't suppose!). Yet with the coming of good, low cost digital photography, the question can be asked more and more "what's the difference between a professional photographer and an amateur", and Kevin, putting himself down a little, answered that "With a professional photographer, you'll only see one in ten of the pictures he takes, whereas an amateur will show you all of his". What a thought-provoking comment though. I took 408 pictures. I've put 26 on line. Here are links to five - one representing each port of call. * Venice, Italy * Olympia, Greece * Ephesus, Izmir, Turkey * Istanbul, Turkey * Dubrovnik, Croatia You'll find you can link to the other 21 pictures from links below the pages listed above. (written 2004-10-23 11:27:50) Associated topics are indexed under Z900 - Extras - The rest
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