“A camera is a tool for learning how to see without a camera.”
That’s certainly been my experience.
Posted by: lornasass | November 10, 2009
DOROTHEA LANGE ONCE SAID
Posted in art photography, plants | Tags: art photography, camera teaches us to see, Lorna Sass, Lorna Sass At Large, plants, seeing without a camera
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Very pretty! What do you use??
By: roller61 on November 10, 2009
at 8:46PMNov
SONY Cybershot 1080 with a 20X zoom. I’ve also had good success with the less expensive Canon digital, tho I think this SONY creates sharper images.
By: lornasass on November 15, 2009
at 8:46AMNov