Right on, Barry. Once the geni is out of the bottle... I think the world is clearly rushing down the digital path... General photography definitely is. But is seems that BW is a bigger hold out area than the rest, so this little tempest in a teapot will only widen the understaning of what we do... Tom O'Connell --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "bgs" <barry@j...> wrote: > bebop was going to kill jazz 50 yrs. ago and now it's taught at universities as a classical jazz art form. unfortunately the students play bebop like they learned it. digital images will eventually be taught as a classic method also and the students might make images like they learned them also. i sold an inkjet print to an art, music and book critic and his wife who have been around for a long time but all they were interested in was the image. never asked how it was done. they cared only about the substance and my eye. > > i guess i'm a lurker who came out of the closet. never thought of myself as a lurker. voyeur has more class. i thank you all for all i have learned by lurking----yuk. that brian eno article was excellent. i am just an old cat having fun. the darkroom trays are very good for soaking bonsai plants but i cannot go home again. i started to feel like a vampire in the darkroom. > thank you for the wonderful info in this group. > Barry Schaffer bgs@n... > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
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Re: B&W Magazine "drops" digital prints
2002-02-27 by tomoc
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