...You might consider whether you see yourself primarily as a photographer or as a print maker. If you consider yourself a print maker, you may wish to consider what other print makers used before inkjet...I'm thinking here of lithographers, woodcut artists, engravers, silk screen artists etc. Their papers are more akin to "fine art" photo papers than they are to the papers used by people who see themselves primarily as photographers. Inkjet printing has approximated lithographic and seriograpic printing (silkscreen) quite well for a long time, but has struggled to closely approximate silver prints until fairly recently. --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "jason_copple" <jasoncopple@...> wrote: > > Thanks Clayton, > > The claws are SLOWLY retracting. > > Cheers, > Jason >
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Re: Which fine art papers to use?
2007-05-01 by djon43
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