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  1. 20-10-2011, 7:49am #1
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    Is Photography the best job in the world? Maybe not, but be careful what jobs you accept

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    "It is one thing to make a picture of what a person looks like, it is another thing to make a portrait of who they are" - Paul Caponigro

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    INteresting read, with a twist...
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    Funny stuff, where do you guys dig this stuff up from?
    CC always welcome and appreciated.
    Tweaks welcome but please add how and why.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CAP View Post
    Funny stuff, where do you guys dig this stuff up from?
    emails mostly. I got this one twice, from a friend in Dusseldorf (Germany) and from a friend (and AP member) in Echuca.
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    He he very funny
    Cheers David.

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    PMSL!
    Happy to take all constructive Critique, please don't rework or edit my photos. Thanks!

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    There's also a similar one about a baby photographer than uses his Canon on a tripod.......................
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    Wisdom, is knowing not to serve it in a fruit salad.
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