> I appreciate the link being shared, but after looking at the shots, I
> think the premise is a bit of a farce.
[...]
> Similarly, a photographer that is allowed to choose his
> own "worst shot" is probably only showing one that still brags in some
> way ("i shoot celebrities or famous people", "I was there for historic
> events", "I travel the world") or a photo that he wishes he could have
> done more with... not one that truly qualifies as his Worst Shot.
>
I'd have thought it obvious that no-one can have a worst shot, however you
may define worst, but the photographers seem to have chosen the near misses
which they most regret - the one that got away - and that seems like a
reasonable enough definition to me for the purposes of a newspaper article.
In any case, I think it's valuable to hear people talking about and
analysing their pictures even if they do use it as an ego trip.
B
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