On Thu, 24 Feb 2005 08:19:27 -0500, Mark Roberts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> <blush> I didn't know I had any artistic integrity to set aside in the > first place! Well, I was going to make a joke casting aspersions WRT your "artistic integrity" (such as it is...), but thought that was going a bit too far! <LOL> > > I'm angling for a deal in which I provide some prints and/or services as > partial payment for a bicycle. I want to get a bike this spring so I've > got to start scheming :) And since I know the bike shop owner to be a > fan of the photographer up the street, I thought this would be a good > start <evil grin>. Bike? Did someone say "bike"? Lemme know what you get (c'mon, you ~know~ you're going to get one...). Or, if you want any advice, suggestions, etc... > Another odd thing about this shot: I often find it difficult to make a > print that lives up the how an image looks on the monitor. In this case > just the opposite occurred: The 14 x 20 inch print looks much better > than the image on the computer. Perhaps because it's so altered. > Good! We'll see it down at GFM (or maybe even on the drive down) <g>. cheers, frank -- "Sharpness is a bourgeois concept." -Henri Cartier-Bresson
