It all looks a bit of a spiral – up word or down, no me to answer. More pixels, larger prints, more high tech, more demands, more $$$ never ending. One can be elevated but never satisfied with anything one creates/produces/makes – the way infinity is. It’s great to read your posts, always very stresful. Off for coffee and cognac –it’s hot 40C again. Hope to see you one day.

To me though the print is the thing. Even if its 6×4 you pin on the wall it still talks to you whenever you walk past. If its good enough it keeps saying “come back …look some more… you havnt seen it all..”. Nothing hiding inside a laptop is able to do that.

My question is though – how do you live with big prints? No doubt they are the top of the line but 2 or maybee 3 are all that most houses can take. If you want to sell them then a big print is harder to sell. What do you do with the big print that blows your trumpet?

Im coming to the way of thinking that a portfolio box of A2 or A3 prints might be a good compromise.

Ian

sooooo… tips for the best way to avoid mirror slap with a Nikon…. anyone?

megs last blog post..And there’s a cafe, just around the corner…