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Originally Posted by CRussel
What's amazing to me is all the stuff that modern electronics makes possible on the camera. We used to do many of these same techniques in the darkroom, and it was very much an art, not a science. I love the idea of being able directly control it on the camera with the instant feedback.
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I can't tell you how many different filters I used to carry when going on a shoot... Between the screw-on filter stacks for 77mm and 72mm, each with 6-8 different filters, and the dozen slide-in glass plate filters, I needed an extra camera bag just for them! These days I carry a polarizing filter, a neutral density filter, and three graduated neutral density filters, all in a pack the size of a paperback book! Anything else can be replicated in either Photoshop or on the camera.
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A diet coke kind of day. Though I did have a mug of "Tazo English Breakfast" tea made with a tea bag. I can't say I'd recommend it. .
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Don't know if it's the same in B.C. but Tazo brand was what was sold as tea in Starbucks in Japan. Not bad as ice tea, but the next thing to vile when served hot!
Now that it's evening, it's time for a glass of fresh mango lassi!
Stitchawl