Always good to get this one running on the list :-)) No doubt the usual suspects will take up their positions... I have respect for many of the views expressed here, even when I personally think they're wrong :-)) It's a matter of getting out of your work what you want, sometimes I can go into techy mode and worry about histograms and density, other times its only a matter of creating an image that feels right and creates what I wanted when I first took the picture. I can live with appreciating the beauty of a landscape and (as an ex-geologist) understanding rock and soil mechanics. But not all can... Recently I was showing a landscape to someone who was very enthusiastic, and was able to read a depth and significance into the image in a way that had previously eluded me. All this praise came to a sudden halt when they were told that it was 'digital'. The change was abrupt and total. I smiled pleasantly and agreed that yes, perhaps I should do more to show that it was digital (!) I then walked away... bye for now Keith Cooper http://www.Northlight-images.co.uk Tel +44 (0)116 291 9092 Mobile +44 (0)780 162 9397
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RE: Ah, the digital argument...
2002-12-07 by Keith Cooper
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