Digital BW, The Print

As an alumnus of the forum--folks, I learned to print digitally here--
I wanted to say that I have ten prints in an upcoming three person 
show at SF Camerawork.  The show, with opening reception on November 
1, presents the work of the three winners of the 2007 James Phelan 
Award in Photography.  The prints, juried by Danielle Cornell, 
Curator of American Art at San Francisco's de Young Museum, and Lisa 
Dent of the Lisa Dent Gallery, are all from my 4800 on Epson U.S. 
Fine Art and K3 inks.  (I also use the Cone K7 Neutrals, but there 
are none in this show.)  There are five old images from scanned Tri-X 
and five new ones from the Leica M8, which I've been using for the 
past nine months.  The prints in the show are the actual ten prints 
submitted for the jurying.

If you're in the area, I hope you'll come to the reception on 
November 1 and say hello.  You can get more information at SF 
Camerawork's website, www.sfcamerawork.org.

With gratitude to all those on the forum who have been so helpful and 
generous over the past few years,

Walt Odets
www.waltodets.com/photo

Walt,

 

Thank you for sharing about your show at SF Camerawork.   I look forward to
seeing it.   I live in Menlo Park and should be able to make it.   I am
quite interested in seeing your M8 and Tri x work.   Are the Tri X from a M6
by chance?

 

Paul

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Subject: [Digital BW] Ten Prints in San Francisco Show

 

As an alumnus of the forum--folks, I learned to print digitally here--
I wanted to say that I have ten prints in an upcoming three person 
show at SF Camerawork. The show, with opening reception on November 
1, presents the work of the three winners of the 2007 James Phelan 
Award in Photography. The prints, juried by Danielle Cornell, 
Curator of American Art at San Francisco's de Young Museum, and Lisa 
Dent of the Lisa Dent Gallery, are all from my 4800 on Epson U.S. 
Fine Art and K3 inks. (I also use the Cone K7 Neutrals, but there 
are none in this show.) There are five old images from scanned Tri-X 
and five new ones from the Leica M8, which I've been using for the 
past nine months. The prints in the show are the actual ten prints 
submitted for the jurying.

If you're in the area, I hope you'll come to the reception on 
November 1 and say hello. You can get more information at SF 
Camerawork's website, www.sfcamerawork.org.

With gratitude to all those on the forum who have been so helpful and 
generous over the past few years,

Walt Odets
www.waltodets.com/photo

 



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Paul,

The older work, which spans 1965-2006 is mostly from M4s and M2s.  I 
skipped over the M6 generation of Leicas, kind of like punk rock for 
me.  Just a matter of timing.

I look forward to saying hello.

Walt



--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Paul Grant" 
<gphoto2@...> wrote:
>
> Walt,
> 
>  
> 
> Thank you for sharing about your show at SF Camerawork.   I look 
forward to
> seeing it.   I live in Menlo Park and should be able to make it.   
I am
> quite interested in seeing your M8 and Tri x work.   Are the Tri X 
from a M6

> by chance?
> 
>  
> 
> Paul
>

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "wwodets" 
<odets@...> wrote:
>
> As an alumnus of the forum--folks, I learned to print digitally here-
-
> I wanted to say that I have ten prints in an upcoming three person 
> show at SF Camerawork.  The show, with opening reception on November 

At the risk of being OT I just wanted to say that I really found your 
website images interesting. Also googled you and found even more 
interesting information. Fortunately, I will be in Japan on Nov. 1, 
otherwise I would make the trip to San Fran from L.A. Not much gets me 
out to exhibits, but yours looks worth the trip
Jack Nadelle

Hello Walt,

>As an alumnus of the forum--folks, I learned to print digitally 
>here--I wanted to say that I have ten prints in an upcoming three 
>person show at SF Camerawork.  

That's really great news, congratulations.  "Local Boy Makes Good!"
<g>.  I wish I could see the show but Florida is a fer piece from SF.


>...all from my 4800 on Epson U.S. Fine Art and K3 inks.  

A hard to beat combination.


Good luck in the show, I hope it goes well.


Regards,
Clayton


Info on black and white digital printing at    
http://www.cjcom.net/digiprnarts.htm