[alt-photo] Re: 返: Re: Official press release about HPlarge formatnegatives

[Diana Bloomfield]

Yeah, maybe.  But I feel like I do that all the time as I'm sure we  
all do.  In the end, though, it really is the image that counts.  If  
your process gets you to a final compelling image, that's terrific--  
but not many people (in my experience) want to know about how you  
actually got there.   And I'm okay with that..  I think.

On Jul 15, 2010, at 4:07 PM, ender100 at aol.com wrote:

> Maybe because we fail to educate the public, "we" meaning  
> photographers, galleries, museums, etc.
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> From: Diana Bloomfield <dhbloomfield at bellsouth.net>
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> Subject:  [alt-photo] Re: 返: Re: Official press release about  
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> Yep; that's what I'm repeatedly told.
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> Whatever our chosen process, or processes, it better matter to us,  
> because-- honestly-- nobody else really cares.  They really don't.   
> It only matters to anybody, perhaps, if the process helps make the  
> final image what it is.  Even so, I doubt you'd find too many people  
> (even a buyer of your art) who want to hear about the "process"  
> involved in making that image.
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> On Jul 15, 2010, at 3:42 PM, Alan MacKellar wrote:
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>> Are we not talking about art?  No matter what the process, it's the  
>> > image that counts.
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