Well, Bill, I've gotta disagree with you. Just read the membership roll of magnum and see all those photogs who use 35mm cameras. Y'gotta admit. I've been fooled all these years. I thought those jamokes were serious. And then there are many, may documentarians that still use 35mm, and reporters and journalists, and, oh, don't those frivolous fotogs at NG use 35mm ... so, puleeeze! don't go down that path of pigeonholing photogs or cameras.
Truth is, it's the wedding photographers, and the landscape tree and rock gang that aren't serious <LOL> Large format is for sissies and wimps who are afraid to get into the fray, meet people and life head on, and who go hide in the woods taking pictures of pastel sunsets and creeping lichen, and who consider a long exposure of a water fall a great challenge. Shel Belinkoff > [Original Message] > From: William Robb <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Really serious photographers still don't use 35mm, they use large negatives. > They do this because they are serious about the quality of the final print. > We tend to call them "professional" photographers. [extraneous yadayada snipped]
