Friday, February 7, 2020

THE REALITY OF IMAGINARY IMAGES

"WHAT AM I LOOKING AT"
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07.21.2019
-- This is a full frame photo
-- With the verticals almost lined up
-- (Look at the mortar joints on the left)
-- Yup, not quite vertical
-- Remember mortar joints are just like having a ruler
-- Marching all over your picture.
-- But that’s not really the exercise here.


-- Nor is the ability of the PC lens to have obfuscated the photographer
-- So his reflection has mostly vanished…..
-- What’s got me all worked up about things
-- Is, what really is the image
-- When I take a film-based image
-- I mostly know what I have in my hands
-- Not so, once I’ve passed it through the “confuser”
-- My image has been sharpened, “anti-aliased” and a number of other processes
-- That have pushed and pulled my creation
-- Sometimes for the better
-- And sometimes in ways I don’t want to go to
-- Somewhere in the translation from Pixels to Grain
-- There’s the image I really made
-- So I think it’s driving back to the darkroom…..
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---Nikon F2#4, Nikkor 28mm PC, O filt, 1/125 sec @ f11
---Eastman 5222 W/ HC110 (H) Epson V700


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