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Bill Mitchell

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I see that they exclude students who use digital capture. That probably eliminates the best and most original work being done these days.
 

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Bill,
Excluding students who use digital capture eliminates some work. I think to say it eliminates the best and most original work can only be said by a person who walks with blinders through the photographic art world. There are still huge numbers of photographers doing fantastic work using any on of the many analog processes from wet plate to silver gelatin and platinum.
 

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1) I said PROBABLY, and 2) it refers to the students, not the general photographic community. Welcome to the 19th Century.
 

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Welcome to the 19th Century.

Oh, good grief. These folks are giving away money and they can give it to who they wish. If they wish to give it to what they consider important, as opposed to what you consider the "best" and "most original", um, oh well! :rolleyes:
 

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1) I said PROBABLY, and 2) it refers to the students, not the general photographic community. Welcome to the 19th Century.

At the college where I teach we fill nine analog classes each semester. It is only with difficulty that we fill two digital classes. A fair number of those who enroll in digital classes do so only because they are required for their degree.

From these numbers I theorize that the students truly interested in making art are far more interested in analog,and yes 19th century in some cases, than in digital.

Kim and Gina's efforts to further the interest in analog processes is to be cheered, not derided.
 
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I wish I could see the images that are being offered? Am I missing how to see it?
 

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Darn, I'm sorry to have missed the auction. Prices seem very reasonable. I need to pay attention next year -- and save some money!

Mike
 
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