Did the story of Scott Bourne's photograph: "Cranes in the Fire Mist" make you cry?
as told on
http://twit.tv/mbw118
He's been going to the smae spot for over 10 years, trying to get one photo. Amazing? I thought so. The tip goes to a similar inspirational story / link. Thanks.
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He went to ALL That work to do something that had already been done. I mean, it's a nice photo, but not THAT nice.
Of course, I wrote a book on people who persevered against the odds and am working on a second one. So, perhaps it takes a LOT to impress me. Such as this picture:
http://www.armagan.com/i/2b.jpg
Okay, you might not think it is much until you realize that it was painted by Esref Armagan, of Ankara, Turkey, who is a 53-year-old blind (since birth) painter. Blind, yet he manages to paint with perspective and depth.
That's inspirational (to me).
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But that's a very interesting story and very inspirational. Don't ever give up.
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It amazes me that he kept going for that one shot he'd pictured in his mind. Beautiful result. Morris' is cool, too, but I think I like Bourne's better.
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that's certainly something
I have since looked up Arthur Morris, who Scott Bourne said took the photo that inspired his picture.
fantastic stuff at:
http://www.birdsasart.com/about.html
a similar image:
http://www.birdsasart.com/baaimage/rtp20.jpg