I'm all for laughing (in fact, I'm into doing improv), but when we laugh at someone we don't know, it can suggest to that person that they aren't in a very safe space. I remember once I did a long demo on how to load a 35mm camera. I then asked if there were any questions. One student asked (meekly) how to open the back of their camera. If I had of laughed I would have lost that student forever. Even if many of you know this person, taking all questions seriously invites the quiet ones to ask their questions.
The best photo question I've had. How do you know when to click the shutter?
Kim,
I'm laughing, a lot.... But it is a legit question.
Bob
On 11/3/2010 2:44 AM, Kim Mosley wrote:
I wonder if this is a laughing matter for the author of the
original post. It seems like a legit question.
Kim Mosley
I love it! Thanks, Herschel.
Don
On 11/2/10 6:27 PM, Herschel Mair wrote:
Yes,
Most novelty shops sell the "Groucho Marx" nose and
spectacles set. This keeps your nose covered and has the
added benefit that you never have to ask people to "Smile"
Herschel
On 11/2/10 4:49 PM, Elson T. Elizaga wrote:
No. You just have a frontal nose.
On 11/3/2010 6:39 AM, Bob wrote:
I may have asked this before but
have to ask again.
I am "right eyed" when looking through the viewfinder on
my 50D and the
LCD display constantly gets smeared. Does anyone have a
fix for this?
Thanks,
Bob
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