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I've been working a lot with Guy Featherstone at w+k recently and one thing he keeps saying, which I think is advice worth repeating,
"No such thing as a bad photo only a bad crop".
He didn't invent that, someone else did, but I can't rememeber who right now. I'll get back to you.
UPDATE: Guy says it was Terry Jones from i-D magazine who said that. Bizarrely Terry's wikipedia page has been deleted so check out this Eye interview with him instead.
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My inner hyperrealist might suggest that there's no such thing as a bad crop either though there may be on occasion a mismatch between intention and decision.
Posted by: Chris | Sep 28, 2010 at 09:40