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Re: I teach photography...it's about solving problems in a number of ways

Posted by EBerlin on March 26, 2006 at 06:17:49:
Why all the apparent resentment at the suggestion of adjusting the shooting strategy? It's completely obvious that if it's a situation where you CAN'T control the light then you have to deal with it in "post."
But the photo in question was one that could have been handled in a number of different ways; at least it appears so on the surface. A photo where that sort of control is not possible is another matter.
As my initial foray into this forum has been rather unpleasant, I think I'll go away now...