[W/NW] B&W is not "real" but expresses internal reality

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--Mitch/Paris

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Go easy on the digital increased contrast and oversharpening.

Yes, sir, Mr. Bill. :)

 

On mine, I was actually struggling a bit in the other direction -- to get rid of the zig-zag on that earphone cord -- but it still needs a little work. Back to the drawing board. (It's here on a link so I may subtly replace it.)

$1 e@ch, internal re@l?ties for sale...

 

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Mitch, very nice specifics please.

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>>>Mitch, very nice specifics please.<<<

 

Thanks, Ron. This is shot with the Ricoh GX100 at ISO 100 in B&W JPG, and extensively

dodged and burned with contrast increase the same way I would do this in the darkroom.

 

--Mitch/Paris

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Orville, I especially like both the 2:47 and the 2:51 photos. <p>

 

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Thanks, Michael, believe it or not I've ben trying to take a good picture of the 2:51 image for

about 20 years. Finally got it.

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Orville--I absolutely love your NYC photos. My wife and I visit on occasion and I love just taking pix of the place, like what you do.

Everything up there seems interesting--even the mundane/arcane stuff! I'd love to move up there some day and just walk around and take pix. Thank you again!! Please keep them coming...

Paul

Paul, shooting in NYC is such a dream, although I've greatly enjoyed shooting in Boston and

San Francisco in the past. Allan, that picture is really interesting, almost hellish.

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