Digital BW, The Print

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "Mark Tucker" <mark@m...> 
wrote:
> I never met you, Tyler, but I swear I could almost hear you saying 
> that last line above; (but the scene is like one from BarFly -- you 
> as Mickey Rourke, sitting on a barstool, with that long cigarette 
> ash, the ice klinking around in your glass of cheap scotch, 
> smelling like yesterday's clothes, and mumbling this weird 
> mantra over and over, "Wegman, Meyerwitz, Sturges, Fink, Mann 
> oh Mann, whatta they got that I ain't got...?")

Me as Mickey Roarke... I'm so touched, I need a little time out...
Of all people, Mickey Roarke...
wait, I'm tearing up again...
Well, actually, his little bit in Buffalo 66 wasn't too bad.

I like your business model Mark. Seems very suited to your kind of 
work. Mine seems to require that I carry the traditional studio 
photography overhead, which I'm not too enamered with anymore.
Yeah, like people like us have "business models"...
I was just pondering the contradiction in this culture between success 
and freedom, and wondered if some artists I admire are less free than 
they may appear. I certainly think it's true in music, but that's pop 
culture.
Tyler