Digital BW, The Print

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "outlaw07480"
<outlaw07480@y...> wrote:
> 
> Reading this entire thread I just can't help but wonder how Weston 
> got by with just three trays and a light blub.

With an extraordinary amount of talent. The sparcity of his means and
tools are no comment on his level of craft, which was also
extraordinary, even if intuitive.Very few of us will have either in
such amounts as to literally change the coarse of an art form.
Not a good example.
There is no either/or, knowledge/instinct, black or white. We all have
our different ways of moving forward. Those who choose not to pursue
the immense amount of technical knowledge available are in no more
position to critisize those who do, as are those knowlegeable to
critisize those percieved for having no digital "chops".

There's no need to inhibit those who feel the need to learn more,
about anything.

Tyler