Digital BW, The Print

Heh!

Never shot a stork in me life. I like cold prints, not blue ones. They only looked blue when seen at the same time warm prints were viewed.
By themselves, they don't look blue. :).

Me (from Grand Forks)




CDTobie@... wrote:

> In a message dated 4/29/02 8:03:02 PM, thom@... writes:
>
> >I have since reprinted my faded SG prints with MIS FS
> >inks.  They have warmed a bit, but I do like warm
> >prints - unlike that guy from Grand Forks <G>.
>
> There once was a man from Grand Forks
> Who liked to shoot pictures of storks
> He printed a few
> And made them quite blue
> Then he claimed they were his master works
>
> Apologies to Jerry, and possibly Garrison...
>
> C. David Tobie
> Design Cooperative
> CDTobie@...
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