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Old 03-02-2005, 11:55 AM   #14
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Marvin,

As long as were waiting for Mr. Tyler I wonder if you would answer a question.

There are so many important components to a successful portrait. My method(?) of learning has been to try and focus on what I thought were the most important first. As I have continued to think through these matters I always come back to the conclusion that "color" is one of the least important on this list.

I suppose in an academic environment it is incumbent upon the teacher to expose the student to all components within the time alloted.

Would you agree with my assumption regarding color?
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