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photo.net Interview: David Julian
something purely for yourself is far more satisfying creatively. That doesn't mean to say I would
change jobs, just that money and self expression rarely go together.
-- richard harris - www.photographlondon.co.uk, August 25, 2001
The daily grind can take the pleasure out of any work.
I'm not doing any commercial work at the moment, but when I was I felt there was a positive
influence on my personal work.
The pressure of having to produce a usable picture makes you a better photographer.
I think it's good to have more than one source of income, so I think part-time photography and
something else is a viable way to go.
-- Steve Hovland, September 19, 2001
I have heard that the eyes are a window to a being's soul. As such, we can let photography be an
outward projection and capturing of this interaction. It's obvious to me that there is more to life
then just our physical surroundings. David, you do a wonderful job of illustrating this in your
photos and I hope that they inspire others to dream and wonder and interact with their world as
you do...
-- Michael Woods, October 19, 2001
Your suggestions in your answer to question 2 is what limits most photographers from creating
better images. I hope more people understand that and put it into practice. Your response is the
best way I've seen those thoughts articulated yet.
I am mostly self taught and have similiar opinions in some areas. I've read this interview a couple
of times already and just wanted to say that I find it very inspiring.
-- Tom Menegatos, November 11, 2001
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❍ Photography and the art of seeing- This book by Freeman Patterson gives some good
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