All wet again

Jeffrey A. Steinberg · Dec 31, 2007

Well, after a Photoshop detour (dare I say that), I am back to Black and White "wet" photography for my portrait work. I have to say its more rewarding and customers seem to like the depth of the blacks better than from the ink jet.

Now to develop the 30+ personal rolls I shot in the past 6 months.!

It feels good to be back.

--Jeffrey

Removed Account · Dec 31, 2007

Welcome back Jeffrey! Nearly a year ago I sold my Rebel XTi and upgraded to 40's vintage Graphic View 4x5, haven't looked back since!

- Justin

Andy K · Dec 31, 2007

Welcome back to the dark side Jeffrey.

david b · Dec 31, 2007

I can't believe you properly spelled out photoshop here.

For the record , digital is d*g*t*l and photoshop is ph*t*sh*p.

TheFlyingCamera · Dec 31, 2007

Nah- we're not all anti-digital Nazis here - just PRO- film and wet darkroom! All media have their place, this is just not the place for some of them . Welcome back to the wet side, and may you enjoy both of them as they are appropriate tools for the job!

jovo · Dec 31, 2007

Geez, Jeffrey....and after you built that waaay cool darkroom....how could you! Harrumph! In any case, it's a good thing when the choice you makes is based on actual experience. It's good to know why you're using each process as there are certainly substantial strengths in both.

Thomas Bertilsson · Dec 31, 2007

Jeffrey I don't know you, but I do know that we're lucky to have you among us. Welcome back to film and funny smelling liquids.
- Thomas

aldevo · Dec 31, 2007

Those of us who have left mistress digital (as I did back in 2003) - do not miss her.

Welcome back!

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