[Leica] Comparing film and digital resolution

[george.imagist at icloud.com (George Lottermoser)]

I think it fair to say that every "photographer" has within him or her:
a journalist, an artist, a scientist, a technician, a researcher, a 
craftsman. 

The ratio of these various interests varies greatly. Some of us put the 
aesthetic qualities above all else. For others it may be the story. Some are 
well balanced throughout the entire gamut.

I love the fact that our Doug Herr cares as much about the identification 
and habits of his subjects as he does about the aesthetics, technique, and 
technical.

I love that Nathan journals with passion and consistency, with just enough 
concern for technical to achieve an admirably high quality journal.

I love that Chris Crawford maintains an outstandingly coherent aesthetic 
point of view while documenting Indiana and every other place he sets foot; 
with dedication and seriousness of purpose.

I love that Jim Shullman is dedicated to nostalgia, social subcultures, and 
maintaining his umbilical cord to the past; while being fully present in the 
oddest places.

I could go on and on expressing my love for every member of this wonderful 
group; and their particular place on the a journalist, an artist, a 
scientist, a technician, a researcher, a craftsman continuum.

There's only ONE Ted Grant - Photojournalist - Tech be damned - KISS - Love 
you Ted.

a note off the iPad, George

On Apr 12, 2014, at 10:42 PM, tedgrant at shaw.ca wrote:

> technicians or photographers?????????"