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  1. Tata Steva

    Tata Steva MINI of the Month - September 2010

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    #18 Tata Steva, Jul 15, 2015
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    This post is edited due to OP "intervention".

    Photography is complex art and trade. I tried to add to discussion, but I was instructed "not to be troll and start my own tread". No problem.

    Over and out!
     
  2. caseydog

    caseydog Well-Known Member

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    #19 caseydog, Jul 15, 2015
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    I don't agree with much of your post, but agree 100-percent with this part. When life deals you lemons, make lemonade. Make the people part of the "story." Turn a negative into a positive.

    Actually, when I am hired to photograph car shows and concours, they want me to include people. That is a challenge for me, because I shoot "things," and clench up a bit when asked to shoot people. I've actually posed people looking at cars. Dads and cute kids are the best! Who doesn't like a dad and cute kid photo? Add a cool car, and you can't lose.

    This could also work into calendar photos. I'm suddenly picturing in my mind a picnic setting, with a MINI included. Adding a human element could be pretty awesome.

    CD
     
  3. caseydog

    caseydog Well-Known Member

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    This thread seemed like a good idea at the time. DOH!