Not to kiss David's butt, but I have to admit that he had more than a little to do with it. Early in my photograph-collecting journey, I once asked David whether or not a particular print was first-generation, and what its value was. He pointed out that I needed to ask myself if it was worth the asking price as a piece of art hanging on my wall, and if the answer was 'yes', it didn't matter so much if it was 1st generation. The point being, photos can be collected simply for their visual appeal - they aren't as far from art as other collectibles (such as cards) can be.
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