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By: Nicolette Kintz
Copyright ©2002

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Photographer	Nicolette Kintz {Karma:146}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	nikon n60
Categories		Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	nikkor 28mm-105mm
Uploaded	7/31/2002	Film / Memory Type
		ISO / Film Speed	0
Views	438	Shutter
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Critiques	1	Rating	Critique Only Image
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About	This was taken at the Hyatt in Acapulco. Thought it was pretty but overexposed -what to do?

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William R Eastman III {K:2141} 7/31/2002

Nice bougainvilla or 'paper flower' as the Japanese call it. To begin with take a whole roll of film--maybe two--shoot at all times of the day and shoot from all angles--front back sides--look for the light--see what appeals to you--what is most beautiful. Take sixty, seventy a hundred photos of a single thing--when they are all back, compare and study them--if you haven't documented what you did for each one--try to remember. The creative eye must also be the creative experience--use your emotions in the beginning to find what you like--then move on to your intellect to the thousands of subtle problem solving riddles that photographers have to deal with. I could give you a dozen comments on this image for what you should and should not do--but you have to start seeing with the camera first. The good news is that you saw this picture--you took it--and you posted it. Now start shooting and posting. The crew here will lead you on you on your way.

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