Many years ago I saw an exhibit in Baltimore called "Florida Condo." The photographer was clearly putting across the message of the deplorable way we as a culture treat the eldest in our society (at least at that time). Key to conveying this message was the grain of the images. Technically he used 35mm, with under exposure and over development with concentrated HC110 to maximize the grain and retained the grain by printing on a high gloss finish paper with a condenser enlarger head. . The exhibit was quite good. My question is how faitfully would inkjet printing display this grain - that was a key to the photographs? Thanks Truman
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What if grain is "necessary"
2002-05-09 by Truman Prevatt
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