The title of this blog post was a line from a movie called "Dragon: The Bruce Lee Story". In that scene, Bruce was apparently a troublemaker while working as a dishwasher in a Chinese restaurant. Through the kindness of his lady boss, he was given what she called an "all-purpose loan". She also described how he might spend it and some possible scenarios he might end up with. Like taking the beautiful waitress out on a date and buy her nice things. Afterwards, he will have a nice time and will remain handsome but in a few years, he will one day wake an old man but still just a lowly dishwasher. And then she said, "now they say that education is not a bad option . . ." And he went on to graduate with a degree in Philosophy from the University of Seattle before he became a famous movie star.
Now . . . Let's assume for a moment that you have extra cash to spend, say enough to buy a new DSLR kit, how would you spend it? Would you buy that DSLR kit? I know that's a lot of money to spend on a lot of things. You could say help someone in need, or give it to charity, or invest it, or maybe travel, or maybe save it for a rainy day. But this blog is all about photography and lighting so the question is directed towards photographers and photography - only and strictly. All you goody goodies and moralists can just save it. With that clarified, I think we can now proceed with the topic.
Now . . . Let's assume for a moment that you have extra cash to spend, say enough to buy a new DSLR kit, how would you spend it? Would you buy that DSLR kit? I know that's a lot of money to spend on a lot of things. You could say help someone in need, or give it to charity, or invest it, or maybe travel, or maybe save it for a rainy day. But this blog is all about photography and lighting so the question is directed towards photographers and photography - only and strictly. All you goody goodies and moralists can just save it. With that clarified, I think we can now proceed with the topic.
