Hi.
No, "this" (carving the Elephant thing) was Mafud quoting someone else, a
famous artist whose name I can't remember.
Since I am no longer in a hurry doing my PJ thing, I tend to frame more
leisurely, searching for the final image in the viewfinder of the 67ll.
Fortunately, I also get to do any enlarging myself. For photos intended to be
framed, you ~must~ leave an adequate margin on the viewfinder.
For photos meant to be printed edge to edge (35mm = 8 x 12), the cropping
("carving the Elephant," so to speak) ~must~ be done in the viewfinder.
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Hi,
so, this is the 'Found View' is it?
Bob
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Nah, "Foundview" is another subject altogether, a matter of a
(photographer's) ethic, not their mechanics or "style."
Perhap we might have a conversation on "Foundview" after you've refreshed
your memory by visiting their site.
Mafud
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In a message dated 3/3/2001 5:16:36 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
<< Hi,
so, this is the 'Found View' is it?
Bob
Saturday, March 03, 2001, 9:02:44 AM, you wrote:
> How do your carve an Elephant?
> Simple: you cut away everything that doesn't ~look~ like an Elephant...if,
> that is, one can see an "elephant" in their photos; just keep cutting and
> cutting... >>
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