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Tuesday, 03 October 2006

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Brian

You said, "To me, the really arresting thing is the 'conversation' or story that the image inspires."

In response to questions about her photostream, "maggie_le_chat's" posts a photo and describes the techniques she uses to capture the 'conversation' or story in her individual photographs. This photo is here http://www.flickr.com/photos/maggie_le_chat/261098484/ .

Although she speaks specifically about techniques and skills, that she has, to meet her specific objectives, her writing gives an analysis of technique with which I was not familiar.

Abstracting her ideas and trying to apply them to photographic areas in which I am interested, has helped me think about the technique of story capture. I hope you find her ideas and her photographs interesting and that some of her ideas are helpful in capturing the canal story (especially, perhaps, the title?).

I am still a Granny Buttons reader. However, a bigtime computer crash has me using a borrowed laptop and has me behind in my visits!

Cheers - Brian.

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