Authors:
Pauline Bax
Yes, I am an aspiring photographer, why else would I work in a photo lab? Pictures are being developed and printed every day right here under my nose. Pictures made by professionals, by amateurs, by ordinary people. Would I call them ordinary pictures? Well they're taken by people with simple cameras, no technical experience and hardly any visual education. But the photos are not necessarily ordinary. "Of course, holiday snaps are our bread and butter. Vacation pictures take up 80 percent of our time. It's easy to recognize them. If the beach doesn't give it away, the Loved-One-in-Front-of-Famous-Building will.…
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