Re: [Leica] More on cropping! Flames afire! (and black edges)

[Ruralmopics@aol.com]

Reminds me of starting out in photography as a junior high age kid. The 8x10 
prints always impressed Mom a whole lot more than the 3x5s she was used to 
seeing. Of course, the first question out of her mouth was always, "How much 
does that paper cost?"

I guess some things never change

Bob McEowen (you mean they actually make paper smaller than 8x10?) McEowen


In a message dated 10/27/99 12:11:47 PM, mrabiner@concentric.net writes:

>A stack of 8x10s is a stack of 8x10s, nothing more. The consistently can
>also as
>
>you say work against you. Your work is put in the category of every shlock
>
>glossy promo ferrotyped autographed 8x10 ever made. 11x14's are certainly
>much
>
>less of a cliche. I think of a shot i saw of Eugene Smith with boxes of
>11x14
>
>paper with prints spilling out all over the place. Both Roy Moss and Tom
>
>Abrahamsson had 11x14's which struck me as way more serious than my curly
>box of
>
>8x10's last week.