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Update, September 1999:
A new article onDigital Black & White Printinghas been added. It discusses issues relating to conversion from photographs shot originally colour film to monochrome and on the new generation of monochrome inks available for ink-jet printers.
Paris 29 — France 1997
Once upon a time if you wanted to do black and white photography, you shot with black and white film.  Today, the digital darkroom allows one to shoot in colour and convert to B&W after the fact.  Though this was always possible in the traditional darkroom it was nowhere near as easy as it is today.
Walking down a quiet Paris street this wall attracted my attention because of its strong graphic elements.  Though not a "landscape" image per-se I used it to illustrate an article onDigital ImagingforPhoto Techniques Magazine, and therefore it finds itself included here.
Taken onProvia 100with a Leica M6 and 35mm Summilux f/1.4 lens on Provia 100.
White Rock — N...

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