Jillian Paige

[Lynn_in_VA]

Originally Posted by R_Fredrick_Smith

I think I am too. Not only that, but I don't care for the photo now that I see it. The smudge, the cropping, the exposure, they all leave me wondering what's going on here? But I guess beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
Cheers,
rfs

I believe that when you can do work accepted conventionally as close to perfect -- as this photographer can -- then you will start to smudge the edges, experiment with other ideas and see what's there and who likes the playing. like, the progression of some great painters. let's check back with him in 10 years? lol...

[Al_Nowak]

Originally Posted by Lynn_in_VA

I believe that when you can do work accepted conventionally as close to perfect -- as this photographer can -- then you will start to smudge the edges, experiment with other ideas and see what's there and who likes the playing. like, the progression of some great painters. let's check back with him in 10 years? lol...

Now I know I am definitely missing something here...