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"The camera points both ways", said Freeman Patterson, meaning that it's the person behind the camera that makes the difference, and not what's in front of it.

This is something I feel passionately about - you can make a good picture anywhere, anytime, if you learn to see photographically, and your attitudes, personality and creativity are always reflected in your photos.

This blog is about what goes on behind the camera, both mine and yours.
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