I have no idea if he'd know or not, but I sure can wonder!
I have no idea if he'd know or not, but I sure can wonder!
"It's the way to educate your eyes. Stare. Pry, listen, eavesdrop. Die knowing something. You are not here long." - Walker Evans
My view is that "Large Format Photography"--when you get right down to it--about gear or technique at all. Instead it's a sort of approach to photography. For example, Ansel-Adams-ish images of national parks--no matter how overdone boring--do indeed fit the definition but equally overdone and boring catalog shots, even when shot with an 8x10, don't really fit in. On the other hand, images shot with a DSLR might fit in very well. It depends.
--Darin
Technique. Gear. It's all good![]()
I steal time at 1/125th of a second, so I don't consider my photography to be Fine Art as much as it is petty larceny.
I'm not OCD. I'm CDO which is alphabetically correct.
The term "Large Format" describes the size of the film, not the size of the print.
By definition that's a function of the gear being used.
If you don't like gear talk, don't read gear posts.
Most techniques (lighting, composition, etc) are not format-dependent, and could be discussed on any forum.
- Leigh
If you believe you can, or you believe you can't... you're right.
I a agree that sometimes when you press what's new
It's a majority of for sale items which gives a certain vibe
My idea would be to put the for sale section in its own realm
And to not have it come up in what's new
through a glass darkly...
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