Re: The Name Issue and Other Ramblings
2001-10-07 by Tyler Boley
... wrote: snip... ... Yes, and also Tim s point about easily flooding the world with identical prints, lowering the scarcity value (which is kinda BS). One
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2001-10-07 by Tyler Boley
... wrote: snip... ... Yes, and also Tim s point about easily flooding the world with identical prints, lowering the scarcity value (which is kinda BS). One
2001-10-07 by grdglass@aol.com
Yes, and that the guy down the street is able to make injet prints too. It s a technology that is available to the masses and, thereby, loses its mystique.
2001-10-07 by Tim Spragens
I d say two issues, that people have seen their dotty inkjet prints fade in a couple of years, and that there is a perception that the mechanized process
2001-10-07 by Tim Spragens
So you are encouraging us to support a publication that does everything it can to promote a prejudice against the most favored form of printing by those on
2001-10-07 by Steadman Uhlich
Everynowandthen this forum (as do others) needs a good dose of humour and silliness. Seriously! (wink) What is really funny is that the off the wall
2001-10-07 by Mark Tucker
... remember ... their ... Martin, I m with Harvey here; a level-headed thorough post. Thank you. Given, I am so out of my area about all these gallery issues.
2001-10-07 by grdglass@aol.com
Speaking of Lenswork, the current Sept.-Oct. issue has images for sale and beside each, in bold text says: Hand-pulled photogravure (not inkjet!). Note the
2001-10-07 by Lanette Miller
On 10/6/01 7:13 PM, Susan Lerner wrote: Susan, You may have already got an answer for this but I believe you must have something
2001-10-07 by Julian Thomas
Well, I m laughing now - i was pretty pissed off early though, but good ol gin and t helps. The sad fact is that we depend on our income from this kind of
2001-10-07 by ncm
Martin, I have a small framed picture of Gene Smith in his darkroom that I cut out from a photo mag in the seventies...and has been following me around ever
2001-10-07 by Julian Thomas
Nina, thanks fo rth epost! I wasn t trying to be comic - that was pure fact. There were also other nuggets - do you make a transparency before you print? - why
2001-10-07 by Tim Spragens
Maybe the next print exchange ought to have a theme - images restricted to those of your creative mess . For a further restriction, a diptych or other
2001-10-07 by ncm
Julian, There must be a European conspiracy. When I talked to an art gallery owner here in Paris some time ago (mainly for advice) she quoted about 2500FF as a
2001-10-07 by ncm
Mark, Snort. Guffaw. Oh man don t *do* that...at least not while I am sipping my morning coffee. Anybody got a quick remedy for coffee in keyboard syndrome?
2001-10-07 by SKID Photography
Martin, Before I add my one comment, I want to thank you for a very well thought out, and well presented post...It put everything into perspective, and I
2001-10-07 by Martin Wesley
Some random thoughts. One thing that occurs to me about naming this new medium is that the artists probably will not be a big part of the decision process. I
2001-10-07 by SKID Photography
... For a long time I was enamored with photo gravure prints (and I still think good ones *are* beautiful), but when I spoke with my dealer about us doing
2001-10-07 by ternahan
berber carpet has to fall in the textured category..he should get his own brick...who can afford to ship bricks internationally? Julian, I hope you are
2001-10-07 by Martin Wesley
... Is that the 895gsm Satine or the smooth dual coated 1456gsm? And what about the brick. Martin ... Prints ... 120 ... board ... 30 ... Polls and other ...
2001-10-07 by Martin Wesley
Well I guess I will have to concede then since it would be impossible to count them all. Besides I only have two dogs and they seem to have no interest in my
2001-10-07 by Martin Wesley
Just a note on Lenswork Special Edition prints. First off I have to say that if you are a B&W photographer Lenswork is a magazine you should be subscribing to
2001-10-07 by ternahan
you forgot a zero...$200,000 and don t forget to glue in some ripped out carpet. has anyone tried printing on carpet?
2001-10-07 by ternahan
The one with the most trashed prints wins...
2001-10-07 by ternahan
what good would it do in the box?...the best part is my dog LOVES to shred it every chance she gets. I changed the subject, Brian. Belatedly
2001-10-07 by ternahan
p.p.s. I have a dog, a cat and four birds...and that @#@*! slug.......
2001-10-07 by Martin Wesley
Make sure you tear each print into 4 pieces, the coordinator will dump them into a large garbage can, shake well and pull out 120 random quaters to mail back
2001-10-07 by ternahan
oh no!!! I forgot about the bills..... Martin, we will just have to post photos and let the list decide this... but I ll have to get a wide angle lens first..
2001-10-07 by sdmey4@aol.com
In a message dated 10/06/2001 9:18:14 PM Pacific Daylight Time, ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2001-10-07 by Martin Wesley
... anyway? ... stomach ... In or out of the box? Martin ... because he just ... afflicted! ... ... Polls and other ... messages to keep ...
2001-10-07 by Martin Wesley
HA! I win then and have a messier space then you! I occasionally find prized negatives sandwiched between botched work prints, overdue bills, Post-It notes and
2001-10-07 by Carolyn Frayn
Mark wrote... ... No, I think we are all concerned and vibed. But, as with everything we do, we can only do our best with what is available... and *that* we
2001-10-07 by Carolyn Frayn
my jaws are sore... you people are just too funny! :-D Thanks for making this list the best around! Info, respect, humour and even some well placed
2001-10-07 by ternahan
you are on a roll!
2001-10-07 by ternahan
I m framing it! t
2001-10-07 by ternahan
But I have slug trails on the floor...how do they get in here anyway? I have been away from the computer for 24 hours and must say my stomach muscles are
2001-10-07 by Steadman Uhlich
Tyler, You can rep my prints anyday! Steadman ... From: Tyler Boley To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com Sent: Saturday, October 06, 2001 11:27
2001-10-07 by Tyler Boley
... snip ... You re stuck. Say you make these beautiful objects with the only currently available materials that will make them this beautiful! Nothing less
2001-10-07 by ternahan
Even worse than mine...in addition to prints and mags and books and .....he had negatives lying all over the place -NAKED-even on top of his desk lamp. Mostly
2001-10-07 by Tyler Boley
... Hah! and I just pulled one out of the trash to make sure it sucked... Tyler
2001-10-07 by Steadman Uhlich
Hey Tyler, One man s trash is another man s treasure...send it on to Martin or myself. Steadman ... From: Tyler Boley To:
2001-10-07 by sdmey4@aol.com
In a message dated 10/06/2001 8:52:45 PM Pacific Daylight Time, mark@marktucker.com writes: Snip ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2001-10-07 by Steadman Uhlich
Mark I agree with all you wrote below and feel the same way about rolls versus sheets. I like to print them one at a time and look over every single print
2001-10-07 by Todd Flashner
I hate to say this, but I honestly feel if you are using dyes there is nothing you can say in the description to assuage the viewers longevity fears. If you
2001-10-07 by Steadman Uhlich
Mark, Much of this was discussed in depth in the PiezoBW forum back in about May of 2001. Search the forum archives and you will find many postings that will
2001-10-07 by Mark Tucker
... have hand pulled digital prints? Steadman, I know you re kidding, but honestly, I *do* feel differently when I m printing on single sheets than when I m
2001-10-07 by ternahan
Steve, I just visited your site for the first time. I loved the work on the first page and, lo and behold, I found a print I own on the second. It was a gift
2001-10-07 by sdmey4@aol.com
In a message dated 10/06/2001 8:50:07 PM Pacific Daylight Time, ... [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2001-10-07 by Mark Tucker
... Fine to use anything I write. But since I write with dyes instead of pigments, you d better cut n paste pretty fast. By tomorrow, that post will probably
2001-10-07 by Steadman Uhlich
OK, in the same vein as hand pulled gravure prints why not have hand pulled digital prints? Those thicker papers sometimes need a little hand pulling and
2001-10-07 by Carolyn Frayn
Mark, are we free to use this wittecism on our web sites??!! ;-) Wonderful!!!