Digital BW, The Print

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "Julian Thomas" 
<julianthomas@t...> wrote:
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...essentially what Ansell Adams did was
> relevent to his time, and whilst it is good art and can be 
appreciated now,
> what is not ok to keep replicating AA...
This may sound suprising coming from someone involved in B&W landscape 
work, but I couldn't agree more.

> As to Hendrix, well MD wanted to do some stuff with him but H died. 
Jeez, you can't possibly be as old as I am. I think fusion was a 
product of the times, but MD has to be given more credit than JH since 
he brought a broader and deeper awareness of the diverse elements they 
were patching together. And as you suggest, MD was seeking out JH's 
participation before the reverse. In the bigger picture of music in 
general, I think JH did more to blow walls down, an example of someone 
grasping the attention of pop culture, political culture, and having a 
major impact on the "fine art" of music at the same time. 
Extraordinary.
Well, discussing AA is kinda sorta almost barely on topic isn'