I do both but the big film cameras are too heavy to drag into the field these days. The time involved in film is constraining and digital keeps getting better. So, despite my pro film rethoric I become more and more digital. The magic of film is still there and I can't give it up but it is more of a spiritual retreat and inspiration. The reality is that I am able to think more about the composition with digital so I reluctantly go along with the forces of history. And it's fun too
I like these last two shots, Ken! Does the title last shot on film mean that Jon is done with film ( that would be earth shattering news!) .... Or???
ReplyDeleteWell, he should answer this one, but he had a really fine new digital camera at coffee on Saturday.
ReplyDeleteWONDERFUL PIC, JON. WHY CAN'T YOU DO FILM AND DIGITAL BOTH? LOUIS N.
ReplyDeleteI do both but the big film cameras are too heavy to drag into the field these days. The time involved in film is constraining and digital keeps getting better. So, despite my pro film rethoric I become more and more digital. The magic of film is still there and I can't give it up but it is more of a spiritual retreat and inspiration. The reality is that I am able to think more about the composition with digital so I reluctantly go along with the forces of history. And it's fun too
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