"There is nothing worse than a sharp image of a fuzzy concept."
- Ansel Adams
This is a post for all the
technicians out there. As
photographers we strive for control.
We “pre-visualize,” use the zone-system when we expose film, have our
own top secret development formulas for pushing and pulling exposure and, more
recently, cling to calibrated monitors, printers, papers, cameras etc. to bring
a...
8/28/12
8/22/12
The View from the Studio
The View from the Studio
My new workspace. No cats allowed.
The
workspace, the studio, the shop.
Whatever you call it, you need one. Setting aside a space for you to do your work as an artist
is crucial for lack of distraction and an increased sense of
focus/purpose. I’ve struggled with
a dedicated space to work as my “digital darkroom”...
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