sensanjay said:Nice story. What about the goats?
Thank you! Another interesting story...df cardwell said:An editor called. it was January. It was cold. It was snowing. Really, really snowing.
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He can't have been very experienced at this kind of thing. He didn't even ask for alternative takes? Dog on the roof with the goats, goats on the barn roof, can we get a horse on the roof?, wouldn't it look great if.... etc. You obviously needed an art director on this shoot.df cardwell said:Advertiser stops me in the street:
" Kid, you'll never work in this business again !".
MurrayMinchin said:Ohhhhh...silly me...I thought it was YOU who flashed the goats
Murray
Soeren said:Could have been worce. Could have been a Bull
Cheers Søren
Suzanne Revy said:Perhaps the goat pic will be meaningul to the "kids", too.
avandesande said:df you nailed it. I am a computer professional and I find dealing with a DC a PITA. Much easier and better results when I can just drop off a roll of film. I wonder how people that stink at computers do it?
Soon they will be selling strips of disposable memory that you drop off at the lab.
For the disposability trend, or for people burning their negatives?mrcallow said:Its sad, I wonder if we can blame Bic
df cardwell said:Basically, a state of the art outfit, circa 1980. I shot Fuji NPS. It was processed and printed on a Fuji Frontier.
roteague said:Of course, you realize that the Fuji Frontier is a "digital" printer.........
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