QTR-Quadtone RIP

--- In QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com, Jeff Curto <jeff@j...> wrote:
Hello Jeff,

I just bought LensWork yesterday and poured over it. I open the magazine (if that's the 
right way to describe LensWork) to your section first. I love architectural photos and 
wanted to see those first. And now here you are on the QTR message board...small world.

Wonderful job balancing shapes and tones!!! One reason I get LensWork is to learn from 
others. I'll study these shots and...hopefully...things will sink in. Thanks for being teaching 
me to see better.

By the way, I also loved the photos from 1949 Los Angeles. What a great story they told.

Steve
> It is with great pleasure that I am able to announce that a portfolio  
> of 20 of my photographs is featured in the current issue of LensWork  
> magazine. LensWork is a high-quality, national-circulation bimonthly  
> devoted to fine black and white photography. The work shown is from  
> my ongoing project of photographs of Italy, and is reproduced in  
> beautiful duotone on LensWork's pages, doing a great job of  
> reproducing the tonal range I get using Roy's amazing QTR software  
> (thanks, Roy!)
> 
> Issue #58, May/June 2005 is now available at Barnes & Noble and  
> Borders bookstores or online from LensWork's website.
> 
> You can download a sample PDF of the issue here:
> http://lenswork.com/overviewcurrentissue.htm
> 
> Or see some of the work on my website:
> http://www.jeffcurto.com
> 
> -Jeff