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from today’s Quote of the Day Photographer,

David Plowden:

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I have been beset with a sense 

of urgency to record those parts 

of our heritage which seem to be

receding as quickly as the view

from the rear of a speeding train.

I fear that we are eradicating

the evidence of our past

accomplishments so quickly

that in time we may well lose

the sense of who we are.

David Plowden

(1932-     )

American Photographer

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Paul Outerbridge Jr.:

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Paul Outerbridge Jr.

(1896-1958)

American Photographer

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from today’s Quote of the Day Photographer,

Waclaw Nowak:

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I have always been a firm believer

in photographic experiments. Only

by attempting everything personally

can a photographer begin to

understand the scope of

photography..… No picture, verbal

description or how-to-do-it

article can supersede first-hand

experience.

Waclaw Nowak

Polish Photographer

These portraits illustrate why

I normally like photographing

landscapes. No two-way 

conversation is necessary.

Once I see what I like the most

about their personality, I point

and shoot. For most portraits,

it is  necessary to talk to

the subject to develop the most 

cursory of relationships prior

to pushing the button to expose

the subject’s personality.

Stephen K. Malshuk

American Photographer

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from today’s Quote of the Day Photographer,

Henrik A. Lundh

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[Note: Rick Lundh = Henrik Anker Biergorde Lundh III.]

[I’m not 100% positive the quote and the images are

from the same person, but these images are definitely

worth the look.]

If a photograph stirs

the emotions in

at least one person,  

that makes it art.

This includes

the person who

clicked the shutter.

Henrik A. Lundh

Norwegian Photographer

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