Andy Darlow (andy@andydarlow.com)
Fri, 19 Feb 1999 22:54:34 +0000
I recently came across a few hundred "throw away" Kodachromes from a trip I took
across Europe in '92. That was before my digital days and now that I look at
them, images that were 3/4 stop underexposed or with very slight defects now are
screaming at me to be scanned and treated with the respect they deserve! It was
like going back on a trip and I encourage anyone to revisit their forgotten
images as Judy and William stated.
-Andy Darlow
Judy Seigel wrote:
> On Fri, 19 Feb 1999, William Laven wrote:
> > >First, that you can learn a lot from your mistakes especially if you keep
> > >good notes. Maybe not right now but sometime in the future. So rather than
> > >toss 'em, why not make a few notes on the back and put 'em in a box. If
> > >nothing else, after you have mastered the process you can look back at
> > >them to see how far you've traveled. Second, take a workshop. There are
>
> And surely I'm not the only one has looked into the "junk" pile years
> later and found -- treasure. Sometimes beginners, striving for one thing
> they didn't reach, miss the good, maybe *better* thing they did reach.
> That's easier to see with students, of course, than with your own work.
> (Although I must add that students are not always persuaded...)
>
> Judy
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