Last laugh

[SeilerBird]

In 2009 I was introduced to a professional photographer Lewis Kemper by my friend Ned Harris, who is also a professional. I spent a lot of time hanging out at Lookout Studio waiting for the Condors to arrive. Lewis was shooting only film cameras which surprised me. I mentioned this to his wife and she got all huffy and told me bluntly that Lewis will always shoot film and never shoot digital. Besides all the common reasons for not switching to digital she told me that photos had to be shot with film because none of the magazines Lewis contributed to would accept digital. He will always shoot film only, she said. Just out of curiosity I visited his web site and he is offering classes he teaches in using Photoshop and Lightroom. He is a damn good photographer no matter what the format is.

Workshops | Lewis Kemper Photography

As a photographer, writer, teacher, fine art printer, and digital consultant, Lewis Kemper has been helping others improve their photography for over four decades. Besides writing extensively for PC Photo and Outdoor Photographer, I have taught for many organizations including Palm Beach...

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[Utclmjmpr]

BUT,,,,since your frontal lobotomy,, you've changed to!.>>>Dan

 

[SeilerBird]

Yep, now I only shoot with a cell phone.

 

[Utclmjmpr]

Can you still get the detail your after?>>>D

 

[Larry N.]

Can you still get the detail your after?>>>D

Well, I know that many of the cell phone pictures he's posted are so good that he'd be hard pressed to improve them much.

 

[SeilerBird]

Can you still get the detail your after?>>>D

I am not after detail, I am after good subject matter.
Thank you Larry.

 

[jackiemac]

I am not after detail, I am after good subject matter.
Thank you Larry.

You certainly achieve that Tom. You have a great eye for a good shot.

 

[SeilerBird]

You certainly achieve that Tom. You have a great eye for a good shot.

Thank you Jackie. I owe it all to my college professor Bob Hudson who taught me how to see.

 

[jackiemac]

Thank you Jackie. I owe it all to my college professor Bob Hudson who taught me how to see.

That is definitely the hard bit!