Digital BW, The Print

my last two cents, I promise ;)

The difference : how many wish to attentively listen a performance of digital saxaphone whereby a most perfectly executed song 'created' by the software programmer is rendered at the push of the 'operators' sax button ?  

That is the difference I think many feel with regards to digital imaging: a sort of  "if I could afford the software he has, I could do the same thing "  The impression I believe, is that the Software eliminates the requirement for photographic skill and creativity. 

Best to all,
Alex

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "bgs" <bgs@b...> wrote:
> All that matters in art is the end result. If someone practices a saxophone  for 10,000 hours nobody cares or thinks about it . What they hear at the  performance is the only thing that's important. 
> >