I'm not sure Tri-X would give more contrast but rather less. It's a
well-balanced fast B&W film and extremely forgiving, but not really noted
for its "critical" qualities.
Tris
At 10:36 PM 7/22/01 +0200, you wrote:
When using a "potato masher" keep in mind which way the shadows will
fall. They will be in the photogaphs (it's part of the PJ "look").
Select point of view and compose accordingly.
-- John
Cool photos John. On my laptop they look quite hardish (contrasty) even
without the Tri-X. Nice mix of deep shadows and almost overlightened
subjects. The girl almost catching the bouqet is very good timing.
Anticipates the whole ritual behind marriages and the future hopes and
expectations they symbolize.
Excuse my english, but what is a (non-kitchen) "potato masher", and what
does "the PJ look" mean?
Henrik
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