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Old 03-03-2009, 10:25 AM   #3459
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One of the hardest aspects is when the subject hates being photographed (like me!). Whatever the person actually looks like if they detest the experience and expect the results to be, shall we say, unflattering, then the results tend to reflect there expectations. I suspect the greatest people photographers are those that can put the subject at ease, make them forget about the camera and become relaxed and happy.

Does that explain the invention of ZCDs?
One of the best photos of myself ever taken (in my opinion) was, in fact, during a work trip to Australia. We'd just landed in Sydney, and had gone to a city park on the waterfront. My feet told me that they wanted to take a dip in a different ocean, so that's what I did. A co-worker (who is also a part-time photographer) asked if he could snap a picture, and when I seemed resistant, pointed out that it was for the Muffin Man. He got a good one of me actually smiling.
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