Dear Mark, Thank you for visiting my photoblog, and I really appreciate your time to put some comments, concerning your experience in the world of photography. Thanks so much and have a nice weekday.. :)
I very seldom purchase DVDs; however, I caught the end of a television program the other day, the program was called "The Genius of Photography" by the BBC. It tells the stories of some of the worlds most famous photographs and photographers - from conceptual to journalistic forms. This really was a worth while purchase, and to see the way the greats produced their work is simply a mind adventure.
These photographers are the ones that experienced and discovered the world of photography, and tantalise us with their ideas and amazing captures.
I would really recommend for any photographer to buy it.
Hi Ndra, Nice..nice... I like this alot. From his face, I think that my appearance made him little bit annoyed. Sorry to him.. :-)
ReplyDeleteHe was probably annoyed that we're taking pictures, while he was waiting in vain for a never arrived train.. Sorry to him too...
ReplyDeleteThis is a really well framed photograph, the content is great. Well done.
ReplyDeleteDear Mark,
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting my photoblog, and I really appreciate your time to put some comments, concerning your experience in the world of photography. Thanks so much and have a nice weekday.. :)
Dear Indra,
ReplyDeleteGosh - that is some request...
I very seldom purchase DVDs; however, I caught the end of a television program the other day, the program was called "The Genius of Photography" by the BBC. It tells the stories of some of the worlds most famous photographs and photographers - from conceptual to journalistic forms. This really was a worth while purchase, and to see the way the greats produced their work is simply a mind adventure.
These photographers are the ones that experienced and discovered the world of photography, and tantalise us with their ideas and amazing captures.
I would really recommend for any photographer to buy it.
Best regards,
Mark