My favorite is cornish game crow.25asa said:Mr. Jensen,
Although I can only stand in your shadow, perhaps we will meet someday and can
(at least) swap recipes for crow.
Peking Crow,
Roast Crow,
General Tso's Peanut Crow,
Shreaded Crow in Garlic Sauce,
Kung Pao Crow (extra spicy!)
and of course, Sweet and Sour Crow,
Truly culinary delights!
Welcome to the 21st century.
and
Thank You.
Daryl
Jorge said:I thought of Lenswork magazine and their forum as a sort of neutral ground, where the emphasis was on the art of photography.
Jeremy Moore said:Well Brooks I see you are sorely lacking in providing your readership with portfolios from two distinctive groups: those that print in pt/pd and those that shoot with 3x4 cameras. You know what, I think I could even point you in the direction of someone who does both and you could kill two birds with one stone; *cough, cough--points at himself*
Jeremy Moore said:Well Brooks I see you are sorely lacking in providing your readership with portfolios from two distinctive groups: those that print in pt/pd and those that shoot with 3x4 cameras. You know what, I think I could even point you in the direction of someone who does both and you could kill two birds with one stone; *cough, cough--points at himself*
roteague said:I feel left out ; perhaps Brooks could publish my portfolio of color landscapes - I promise to send him the original transparencies (Fuji Velvia of course) to work from. Wait till you hear the howls from the B&W purists on that one.
roteague said:. Wait till you hear the howls from the B&W purists on that one.
lenswork said:By God, you are right! No 3x4s at all!
Have you ever submitted work for us to review? As odd as it might sound, it is very difficult for us to choose work for LensWork if we never have a chance to see it!
We always enjoy getting a chance to look at new work. In fact, about half of what we've published in LensWork comes from submissions that were originally unsolicited, that is to say, from readers and subscribers like you. We love giving exposure to people who are doing good work but are not plugged into the publicity machines that galleries and traditional publishers provide. Our submission guidelines are available www.lenswork.com/submit.htm. Please review these submission guidelines and then feel free to send in your work for consideration.
lenswork said:The issue of color is one with which we are prodded with some frequency. Frankly, it won't happen in LensWork. Why? Not because I am a purist, but simply because I know nothing about color, reproducing color, or even what constitutes a good color image. As a photographer I've never shot or printed color. I am simply not qualified to publish it and would likely fail at it. Ultimately, LensWork (at least in print) is about black and white imagery because that's what I am qualified to edit and publish. I have learned in life to stick to what you are good at if you want to excel at it! I'll let others do color and enjoy their expertise as a consumer.
Having said that, we are doing a small amount of color on our Extended CDs. Tentatively, but a bit. We'll see.
Brooks Jensen
Editor, LensWork Publishing
Written Tuesday August 30, 2005
Tom Duffy said:Brooks,
How much would it cost me to obtain both a silver and Epson version of the print (or any other identical pair which you feel illustrates your point)? If around 50-60 dollars, I'll get all the NY/NJ area APUGERs together and we'll compare versions. I'll do a write up of our disccussions/conclusions and add them onto this thread. If you feel the silver print would cost more than that, I'll promise to return it, in good condition.
Take care,
Tom
David A. Goldfarb said:Agreed, but let the prints sit for a few years, work in the medium for a while, and I'll be interested in your opinion then. There is a degree of novelty with trying any new process or getting a new machine, and I wonder if your impression is not influenced by that sense of novelty. I don't think you can answer that question right now, but you may be able to at some distance.
David: You have a good point - but, I think Brooks pried our minds open a bit.
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