Posted by Steve House on 04/17/06 12:27

"Professional" is a matter of attitude rather than pay or whether one
does it for a source of income. The professional is committed to
doing the job as right as it can be done within the limitations of
assets he or she has available with which to do it. To put it the way
a boss of mine expressed her business philosophy many years ago "Good
enough, never is!"


On Sun, 16 Apr 2006 21:29:08 -0700, "Bible John"
<johnw_94020@yahoo.com> wrote:

>I appreciate the feedback I've been getting here, but perhaps you Richard
>and many others do not understand, that I am by no means a professional in
>this field. I have had a love for video, but my love is just a pleasure.
>Although I have worked for newspapers, and at organizations where it was my
>job to take pictures, none of these were as a "professional" photographer.
>But then again not everyone taking pictures for newspapers, or whatever are
>professional. And besides these were still photo jobs. Someone else was
>doing the video in each of these jobs, as I have a bit more experience in
>the still photo area. But then again I am not a professional.
>
>I do believe my standards, and your standards are very different and this
>might explain the communication problem we have been having.
>
>
>Thanks for your help. Especially to you Richard. Its obvious your a video
>and audio expert.
>
>
>John

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