THERE are, it seems, two standard responses to receiving a new camera. After the initial frantic snapping in all directions comes a period of more reflective and selective photography, and then the new camera owner does one of two things. Either they will doggedly persist in carrying the camera everywhere they go, reaching for it each time the sun sets or a flower opens, or alternatively they will put it down, possibly near the forgotten home-brew making equipment and photography will be added to the list of neglected hobbies. One friend who falls firmly in the first category – he is so rarely seen without a camera i