A little break in seriosity

[haempe]

I refreshed in the last time the contact with my 90-year-old former photography mentor (the boss of the business where I used to get my apprenticeship). We had a nice talk about old and modern times and also photography. I mentioned also this forum and at my next visit he surprised me with the fact he studied RFF for several hours.
But his statement makes me smile:
"All this theorizing makes things appear more complicated than they are in reality."

Have a nice weekend!

 

[bsdunek]

Sounds like words of wisdom to me. I think people worry too much about technical details, but don't really understand them. It gets in the way of their creativity.

 

[Jamie123]

I refreshed in the last time the contact with my 90-year-old former photography mentor (the boss of the business where I used to get my apprenticeship). We had a nice talk about old and modern times and also photography. I mentioned also this forum and at my next visit he surprised me with the fact he studied RFF for several hours.
But his statement makes me smile:
"All this theorizing makes things appear more complicated than they are in reality."

Have a nice weekend!

I don't think many of the threads on RFF deserve the label 'theorizing'. 'Bickering' seems more accurate if you ask me 😀

 

[nlubis]

+1 Like.
I should try to remind myself more about it.

 

[paulfish4570]

thanks, haempe. that is a fine insight ...

 

[zuiko85]

Your friend and mentor makes a lot of sense. And a big thanks to you for posting his thoughts.

 

[lynnb]

Sounds like an excellent theory about theorising. Let the discussions begin!