#73

the world is a collection of six billion photographs every millisecond and to understand the collage you must get the exposure exactly right so if you want the background to be in focus in egypt set your aperture to f22 and fire away and if you want to isolate your subject in the human throng of tokyo set your aperture to f2 and shoot unless your japanese subject is in the bullet train in which case you will likely want to set your shutter speed at its fastest and adjust your aperture accordingly and dont forget to carefully select your film before you start shooting because some subjects deserve black and white while others demand kodachrome and if you are shooting at night be sure to select a fast film capable of recording the images in low light conditions and also there is the choice between shooting negatives or reversal film depending on how you are going to develop your film and if you want prints or slides and then after you have decided on all the details you must go and shoot six billion photographs a millisecond and then you will understand the world