William Robb wrote:
> For myself, I don't presume
> that when I push the button, all I
> will want is an 8x10 print.
That's pretty much the same here, although with a somewhat
different take. I assume that I'll want a 16x20 print from
Tri-X 135. Perhaps that's why there was all
the fuss on the subject, as I suspect that many people who've
participated don't make large prints, or don't make them very
often. I admit that it's a presumption on my part to think in
that manner, but I don't think I'm that far off.
SURVEY: How many list members make 11x14 or larger B&W prints,
and how often?
> For me, photography is like fishing.
> I cast my hook into the water, and if
> I pull out a sardine, that's life most
> of the time. Sometimes, I pull out a mermaid.
For me, photography is like bowling: sometimes I get a strike
and other times I roll a gutter ball. What really galls me is a
7-10 split.
> The problem is, I don't necessarily
> know it when I push the button, so
> I treat all my images like they might
> be mermaids, not sardines.
I can't think of a bowling analogy for that other than to say
that I try for a 300 game.
--
Shel Belinkoff
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