Digital BW, The Print

And I am in agreement with that as well.  Even in printmaking, one can get a
better result through creativity, hard work, and desire to advance their
art.

My comment was specific to printmaking of other artists files, where
presumably, they don’t want you to be creative, just “print it how it looks”
.  I believe that with studioprint, Cone inks, Epson printers, good
spectros, and availability of expert tutelage, we have a quick path to
gallery level printing now.

Best regards,
John Moody

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I think what he's saying, and I totally agree, is that photography is a
creative process that
starts with vision.  Seeing, capturing and being able to express creatively
is what it's
about. - it's not about tools.

It's incredibly easy to make high-quality boring prints.


Brad
Urban pix:  http:www.citysnaps.net





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