It's got to be right

It would be nice if things were always perfect. Maybe not.

I’ve always thought that perfection is a figment of the imagination, an ancient Sisyphean objective perhaps attained only in death as written by Japanese philosopher Yukio Mishima.

My instructions to photographers struggling to meet a ten-minute deadline to process film, make a print, write, and attach a caption to make the next open transmission window were simple and direct.

“It doesn’t have to be perfect. It’s got to be right. Work on perfection on your own time.”

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