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Quote of the day (needs adjusting for inflation)

June 23rd, 2013

Here’s a nice quote from Henri Cartier-Bresson:

Your first 10,000 photographs are your worst.

Now, what I find sobering about that comment is that he wasn’t shooting digital.

I wonder what the modern equivalent is?

And, since the mechanics (though not the skill) of taking photos has become so much easier, should the metric be applied to another part of the process…?

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I think the quote applies only if you’re trying to get better. For most people now, software is doing the heavy lifting.

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