On 1/17/06, Tim Hughes <timhughes@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> http://www.pbase.com/annapagnacco/a_world_in_black_and_white
>
> This photographer really makes me want to get back to some B&W.
> An OM with Delta 100 on a tripod can still be printed to enourmous size
> compared with digital. This site really makes you rethink.
>
> I was thinking the other day with demise of silver film, it is going to be
> rare to have quality silver prints. In a hundred years if you print B&W Ag
> yourself now, your heirs will likely be able to make a fortune from your
> artwork, just from a collectible scarcity point of view, apart from the
> artistic value!
>
> This is a bit like Ansel Adams who really mass produced his work in a big
> way from contact prints, but even over the last 25 years his sets of prints
> have gone from ~$100/set to many, many thousands.
>
> Tim Hughes
The one photo I saw that told the camera used was shot with a D100!
The photos look like there is heavy use of PS channel mixer. (Nothing
wrong with that ... ) I like the look a lot.
Joel W.
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