Digital BW, The Print

Hi Martin,

> Personally I don't care how little or how much a print has been 
> manipulated
> before or after the shutter clicked or in the dark or in the 
> computer. If it
> is a good print and I like it, how it got that way is not 
> important. (Unless
> I want to know how to do it myself!<G>)

Agreed, but is it photography or graphics art?
 
> Good printers (as in people who make photographic prints) will 
> probably make
> good prints regardless of whether they are in the darkroom or the 
> computer.
> The making of a good print is a matter of artistic talent and 
> dedication to
> the craft.

No argument there.

Regards,

Austin