[Leica] Shoot with what you brung

[imagist3 at mac.com (Lottermoser George)]

Phil, I totally get that the ability to make things look other than  
they are exists - and with great ease in the digital world. And I  
don't with to sound accusatory to those who use them. Just interested  
in the trends as well as the whys and why-nots as we each see them.  
Surely nobody's asking for my approval (or even my opinion - which I  
offer freely) ;~)

Fond regards,
George
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On Mar 21, 2008, at 6:22 PM, Phil Swango wrote:

> The gallery owner is a Polaroid nut and wanted to do something that
> suggested a retro theme.  As it ended up we didn't use it but that  
> was the
> idea.  It was originally to be used for a postcard invitation to an
> opening.  In the end they went for something else.  My point is  
> that there
> are times when a special effect is required for an image you  
> already have.
> I don't see why that's so hard to accept.  Happens all the time.   
> How about
> all those edge effect plug-ins for film sprocket holes, etc.?   
> Polaroid
> transfer clones.
>
> I'm not asking you to approve of it!  ;-)