wilhelmn2

Sixty Six big ones. Am trying to switch to LF from 35 so I'll slow

down and make "great photographs" in my dotage. (Good 35mm requires

too much energy from an old man.)

Trash it. Good idea but a near miss. Next time pay attention to

what's in the viewfinder, don't just point and click and hope you got

something.

I think that it's really great that books are finally being published

full of the less-than-masterpieces of several legendary

photographers. HC-B's "City and Landscape" is almost devoid of them,

as is AA's "AA at 100," and the "Edward Weston, the Last years in

Carmel." In general, their composition is perfect, while the subject

matter is often pedestrian. A lot less inspirational, but much more

educational than the "Best of...." books that have been available in

the past.