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Re: BIG

Thanks, Greg, very interesting photos. So tell me, how do you make a limited
edition of 100 when the original is a ciba?

Pam

Gregory Parkinson wrote:
> 
> At 1:41 PM +0000 10/7/00, Katharine Thayer wrote:
> >Judy Seigel wrote:
> >>
> >>  On Fri, 6 Oct 2000, Jack Fulton wrote:
> >  Wall's wall sized pieces do echo for me but my favorites at the
> >>  > moment are Susan Derges' photograms of English streams. Maybe they are not
> >>  > THAT big but most wonderful.
> >>
> >>  I don't know the Derges photograms.  We're so far offtopic already, that
> >>  seems quite ontopic. Can you describe?
> >>
> >
> >She goes out at night and rolls out large pieces of Cibachrome paper
> >under the surface of streams, or at the edge of the ocean where the surf
> >can spill across it, and then shines a quick light to capture the image
> >of the water itself, the textures and patterns of the moving water. The
> >color of the print depends for some reason on the ambient light; a
> >cloudy night will yield a different background color than a clear
> >moonlit night, for example. I agree with Jack; they are quite wonderful,
> >though all I've seen of them is in a book.
> 
> A net search finds that www.eyestorm.com is selling them.  They're
> large, not big (30" x 11.5" for the ones I looked at.)  They look
> like they could be quite lovely.
> 
> Greg

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