William Robb wrote:
> I don't know if this has anything to do with this thread,
> but I have a story to tell.
> Several years ago, I was visiting a friend in Vancouver. One
> day we took a trip up to Shannon Falls. I had the 6x7 along, and
> was shooting Ilford FP-4. I came out of that day with three
> rolls of film (30 shots) One roll of film, I don't actually
> recall shooting. On that roll are three of the best photographs
> I have made. All three of them won awards.
> Oh yes, that day could have been a field trip from the same
> school that Shel and JoMac were at.
I don't know if it has anything to do with the thread either,
but I love the story.
It reminds me of a darkroom experience I had many years ago. I
had to get six 11x14 prints ready for an exhibition which was to
take place in a few days. I went to the studio and into the
darkroom, and started printing, and listening to the radio. I
was really into the music and the printing.
After a while there was a pounding on the studio door. When I
answered it, I found my roommate standing there. He and some
friends were concerned because no one had seen me for two days
...
--
Shel Belinkoff
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"The difference between a good photograph
and a great photograph is subtleties."
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