Interview with Stanley Greene in NY Times (with photos)

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Kevin Kehler

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Enjoyed the article, laughed more at the comments following the article. I think Mr. Greene is using a bit of hyperbole and people don't understand that. As well, he is trying to make a point about honesty and style in journalism and most commentors seem to be missing that; instead they are focusing on the $10k they laid out for camera gear and someone told them they still aren't real photographers.
 

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Stanley Greene in the NYT said:
"I think that we have no choice but to go back to shooting film because we have to get back to some kind of integrity. I think we are losing the moral code. And I think that in the end with film — yes, you can manipulate it and yes, you can change some things — there is still a moral code."

Wow.

He's still sitting on a thousand rolls of Kodachrome? :surprised:
 
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