Just read a wonderful post [HERE], which can be summarize by one single line from itself:
"Documenting your family’s timeline - the various trials and tribulations, the tears, the joy, the exciting, the mundane, the… the anything - is one of the most important things you can do with a camera."
It is with that exact point, the author argues that you should own the absolute best photographic equipement you can afford and learn to use. I agree COMPLETELY. Since 90% of my photos will be shooting my family and friends, I feel justified for purchasing an expensive camera, such as the Leica M9. There's no doubt in my mind that if I can't learn to produce beautiful photos of my family with it, I will not hesitate to sell it to fund some other camera that can. At least I owe it to myself to give it a try because it can be so rewarding, based on the photos I've seen that are produced by this handsome hunk of brass covered in black paint and leather.
"Documenting your family’s timeline - the various trials and tribulations, the tears, the joy, the exciting, the mundane, the… the anything - is one of the most important things you can do with a camera."
It is with that exact point, the author argues that you should own the absolute best photographic equipement you can afford and learn to use. I agree COMPLETELY. Since 90% of my photos will be shooting my family and friends, I feel justified for purchasing an expensive camera, such as the Leica M9. There's no doubt in my mind that if I can't learn to produce beautiful photos of my family with it, I will not hesitate to sell it to fund some other camera that can. At least I owe it to myself to give it a try because it can be so rewarding, based on the photos I've seen that are produced by this handsome hunk of brass covered in black paint and leather.
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