On and off, Hoover Dam, NevadaJanuary 5th, 2009 View Comments |
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January 6th, 2009 at 0:37
what are you shooting with?
January 6th, 2009 at 0:43
I'll tell you, but first, let me ask: does it matter?
And once we combine a camera and Photoshop, how do we determine the impact of each tool for creation?
January 6th, 2009 at 1:00
does it matter in terms of purity or being a purist? hell no. i just want to know the best methods for duplicating this (copying you). medium format? stitching?
photoshop, like filters and lenses is another means to an end, creating a painting with light. seeing something in your mind and actualizing it.
January 6th, 2009 at 1:10
I'm just kidding, in a way, prodding. I personally have no qualms with using whatever tools we have at our disposal.
“Pure” is a fairly ephemeral notion in any case; we're continually re-writing the standards, definitions and examples of what “pure” (or “right”, or “wrong”) throughout time.
I use a Canon DSLR, shoot everything in RAW in color, and develop in Photoshop, usually developing a couple different versions to see what if I can replicate the ideas in my mind.