dolphin said:Wow!! Thanks for the response![]()
Do keep each other in the loop so we can organise a shooting soon!![]()
um... ESPN.. u are a lady??
Myst said:uhm.. you ladies might wanna do it in pm.... else you might see the whole of CS waiting there at your meeting place.... lol
swimcraze said:was thinking there's nothing wrong with having a ladies SEED together with the male clubsnappers. Afterall, we can all be friends - both male and female. Just don't treat the females like helpless dollies and cut out all the crap and 'raging hormones' comments, that will be much appreciated. I am sure we can all co-exist in the photography community if there is mutual respect for each other.
thank you.
Myst said:uhm.. you ladies might wanna do it in pm.... else you might see the whole of CS waiting there at your meeting place.... lol
vivientan said:the fact that guys are more technically knowledgeable :cry:
vivientan said:well said swimcraze! :cheergal:
that is the problem here! most people often have the perception that photography is more for males rather than females. which is why people tend to raise their eyebrows when they see girls running around with heavy camera equipment. the fact that guys are more technically knowledgeable doesn't make us ladies fall short of being good photographers right? what else can i say? this is a sexist & male-dominated world which puts us in a disadvantage! :cry:
vivientan said:the fact that guys are more technically knowledgeable doesn't make us ladies fall short of being good photographers right? what else can i say? this is a sexist & male-dominated world which puts us in a disadvantage! :cry:
AJ23 said:It's true that the photographic world is more male-dominated. But don't lose heart, I'm sure with perserverance, one can beat any odds.
YSLee said:Because photography is a simple art to imitate, easy to be a wannabe, and has enough tech to appeal to the gearheads with delusions of granduer.
As such, I normally prefer interacting female photogs, simply because it's usually a good break from equipment wankerism, and that a discussion on style (no matter how much I disgree with) is a far more productive one.
AJ23 said:Not necessary, there are always vice versa.And being technically knwledgeable doesn't automatically make one a good photographer. It's always practice, practice and practice that makes a better photographer, regardless of gender.
It's true that the photographic world is more male-dominated. But don't lose heart, I'm sure with perserverance, one can beat any odds.
lauLEE said:u watching and reading the thread too?????
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