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black photography, white photography
so, is the picture black with white highlights, or white with black shadows... Nov 28 06 03:51 pm Link Glass half full ??? Glass half empty ??? Is this a head game ? LOL Nov 28 06 03:54 pm Link I would throw in a Sepia shot to keep the Asians and Indian satisfied. Nov 28 06 03:56 pm Link J. Welborn wrote: nope, it's not rhetorical either.. Nov 28 06 03:56 pm Link Is this a racial question? Nov 28 06 05:09 pm Link Random Beauty wrote: it occured to me that an 8 page argument about backs and whites in photography could be looked at from another angle.. Nov 28 06 05:14 pm Link imo, black and white photography needs no pure white in it to be black and white, it can be a mix of both creating grey,too. Nov 28 06 05:18 pm Link Black with white highlights. Why? Because if you never expose the film and just process it, you will end up with a black image. Right Nov 28 06 05:19 pm Link lotusphoto wrote: i do both Nov 28 06 05:19 pm Link what's in the glass. i hope it's bourbon Nov 28 06 05:23 pm Link Random Beauty wrote: lotusphoto wrote: I'm sure so many of us will be extremely happy when we lessen the amount of threads containing racial connotations. Nov 28 06 05:47 pm Link So is the grey part bi-racial? Nov 28 06 11:24 pm Link white of course white, white! WHITE! then the black bits are the shadow where you forgot to light the image or didn't want to they paint the shadows and the shapes they do more work ... while the white bits just sit around looking well, white! then they are underpaid undervalued and have a rich underground culture for a while until its grabbed by the media and explioted if they didnt work just right the whole thing would just be plain boring featurless and white - like a blank Kodak paper the grey is everything greys are the new race!! (does this mean Aliens... are they breeding again??) Nov 29 06 03:41 am Link |
