Hey, I've been at this since I had a B&W 2.5x2.5 in the late sixties. Did my own developing and printing in the 70's & 80's, shot for school newspapers and yearbooks, and now enjoy the fully digital environment. I used to shoot a lot of landscapes and street scenes but since the kids its mostly about them and family travel.

The digital age has increased the number of great results out there- the sheer odds are in favor when millions shoot thousands of frames at no cost. But you have to look through the chaff to find it. Hopefully more folks take the time to learn technique as good as their gear.

It's all just light and mirrors...

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