Don Bryant (dsbryant@worldnet.att.net)
Wed, 17 Feb 1999 18:01:51 -0500
Tony,
I wasn't trying to condem Camera & Darkroom but rather give an appraisal of
the Alt Process articles since the incarnation of the new C&D from Darkroom
User. Darkroom User has had some very good articles in the past on Alt
Processes which I have enjoyed and thought they were well written.
I think Ed is trying to re-energize his enthusiasm for photography with the
changes in the magazine and his change over from small format photography to
large format stuff.
One interesting thing I've noticed about the adverts in C&D as compared to
U.S. magazines is the lack of World Wid Web addresses included in the ad
copy.
Anyway I hope you did not take any offense to my remarks, as I certainly did
not intend any. I eagerly look forward to reading your new article on
Chrysotype printing.
>> is an eclectic but intelligent content
Hmmm, most of the time.<g>
Cheers,
Don Bryant
----- Original Message -----
From: Darlington Media Group <postmaster@mediaworkshop.demon.co.uk>
To: <alt-photo-process-l@sask.usask.ca>
Cc: Ed Buziak <100410.1561@compuserve.com>
Sent: Wednesday, February 17, 1999 4:38 PM
Subject: Chrysotype.
>>It is my understanding that Ed Buziak is off line at CompuServe and the
>>Internet due to a severe lighting strike at his home/office. Apparently
this
>>isn't the first time Ed's computer equipment has been hit by lighting, if
>>you can believe such reports.
>
>I can confirm that Ed Buziak's replacement modem is now working just fine
>and he his receiving and sending E Mails (his telephone line was actually
>hit by lightening). Perhaps if he promises the great God, Thor that he will
>include more articles on the "Alts" then he will be spared furher wrath.
>
>>If you are subscribing for Alt. Process information I wouldn't bother as
the
>>magazine of late has been only marginal in content for Alt Process
material.
>
>I agree that "Camera & Darkroom" is not a magazine devoted entirely to the
>"Alt Processes" but then again, neither has this list of late ;-) What it
>does have though, is an eclectic but intelligent content that should appeal
>to the dedicated enthusiast.
>
> Tony McLean
>.
>
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