W.w.a.d.?

**rdenney** · 19-Apr-2011, 12:57

Originally Posted by John Kasaian

Weston would have wondered how to get Giselle Bundchen to pose for him on a sand dune.

AA would have wanted that, too.

Rick "ahem!" Denney

**Brian C. Miller** · 19-Apr-2011, 13:16

You're all wrong. AA would have been more like Mannheim Steamroller and Isao Tomita. He might have been doing binaural recording, and experimental music.

Or he could have wound up like Syd Barrett.

**Drew Wiley** · 19-Apr-2011, 15:43

I guess it would depend if AA was still under the influence of his old pal Cedric Wright,
who would be more into the "oldies" and probably be touring with Iron Butterfly.

**Jim Galli** · 19-Apr-2011, 16:35

W.w.a.drive? I'm thinking Honda Element. Hybrid.

**falth j** · 19-Apr-2011, 16:55

Clearly,

he would have ditched that stationwagon for a stepvan with a generator and processed the results in photoshop, and displayed the results of his efforts on a plasma TV so customers could choose their preferences on the spot, printed his pictures on a modern 12 ink printer, sold the results on the spot, taking credit cards linked to a telephone transfer system, and then spent the money on a nice meal paid for with a credit transaction.

**rdenney** · 19-Apr-2011, 19:46

Originally Posted by Jim Galli

W.w.a.drive? I'm thinking Honda Element. Hybrid.

Hmmm. I'm thinking a Cadillac Escalade, with a platform on top. That's the nearest thing to what he actually did drive.

Rick "thinking AA was no sybarite" Denney

**Vick Vickery** · 19-Apr-2011, 19:56

I have no doubt that AA would have embraced digital photography just as he embraced Polaroid. As he did with Polaroid, he would have continued to use LF, MF, and Polaroid (Fuji), along with digital. He didn't limit himself to one medium.

**Eric Rose** · 20-Apr-2011, 08:09

He would call up EW and between the two of them they would drink some scotch, ok a lot of scotch, play the piano, and then laugh like hell at all the punters wondering what they were thinking.

**William McEwen** · 20-Apr-2011, 09:38

Originally Posted by falth j

Clearly,

he would have ditched that station wagon for a stepvan with a generator and processed the results in photoshop, and displayed the results of his efforts on a plasma TV so customers could choose their preferences on the spot, printed his pictures on a modern 12 ink printer, sold the results on the spot, taking credit cards linked to a telephone transfer system, and then spent the money on a nice meal paid for with a credit transaction.

You're definitely onto something. I might change it a bit -- AA would be behind a fence, chained to his camera, and Bill Turnage would be doing the selling...