All wet again

[Jeffrey A. Steinberg]

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]

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]

Welcome back to the dark side Jeffrey.

 

[david b]

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]

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]

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]

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]

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

Welcome back!