When I was an art student I had a love affair with ortho film. It was a very high contrast black and white film. Then I moved on to photocopy machines where the image degraded with each copy until you got a very high contrast image rather like ortho. But in the last fifteen years or so photocopy machines have become so good that you can no longer get this effect, which is when I started to use the camera and computer. All this preamble leads me back to black and white and meeting Matthew Beale, a photographer, painter and friend whose photographic work continues to inspire me. Check out his web -site here, or his Blog here. I love how saturated the blacks are, maybe velvety is a better word. I always want to touch his photos.
Monday, November 21, 2011
This One is for Matthew
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Your photo is so beautiful Liz! Thank you.
ReplyDeleteGreat post Liz and thank you for the intro to Matthew Beale's work
ReplyDeleteWow! Thanks so much, Liz!
ReplyDeleteThanks Ralf, I am loathe to be in the studio with this weather. The time will come soon enough.
ReplyDeleteThanks Rosie and so glad you are enjoying Matthews' work. Love friends meeting other friends.
Matt, You're very welcome, but it really is thank-you