In my mind your printing has produced a very different image than John's. John's gives me a feeling of a futuristic, smog enveloped world where bushes on rooftops are smoke like shadows. People have been reduced to memories on billboards and the only evidence of life is the slash of neon and the light atop the building upper right. Although I sense a destroyed atmosphere on a desolate planet, there is light and therefore hope. Yours gives me the feeling of today's world (at least parts of it). Clean, well maintained building, happy Danny, bushes to break up a huge concrete wall and the building upper right is alive with light. The penthouse atop the central building however, is on fire. So me emotion goes from hope in a desolate world (John's version) to panic in a peaceful world (your version). What a dramatic change from interpreting the same base elements. Thanks for the demo Nod. Greg Fraser http://www.geocities.com/fraserg1962 > -----Original Message----- > From: nod [mailto:nod@bouncing.org] > I thought I might start an occasional series showing before > and after images > with the permission of Rob Carlson from this weeks gallery I took his > displayed image and worked on it. > > the before and after images are at > > http://bouncing.org/printing/ > > along with some details as to what I do. Occasionally I will > be asking the > member's permission to do something similar. Copyright > naturally remains > with the original owner etc.. this is IMO just the same as if I were > commissioned to do a print. I am just doing this as a > technique example / > tutorial. > > nod. >
