Digital photography isn't something to be scared of or hide from. I'm not suggesting, by developing this site for film enthusiasts, that we should shun the digital people as they have done us. There are going to be many times that all of us will display our work from digital cameras. In fact, I have quite a few digital cameras that I want to buy because they have such unique qualities film can not imitate.
I'm excited to talk about the digital v film debate...even more excited to see what work people want to share to prove their points. We are NOT trashing anyone's choice in photography medium. I refuse to stoop to the level of those unwilling to accept film as a viable art medium just because it has lost its commercial value.
We may focus on film, but digital cameras are constantly changing and developing interesting and cheaper ways to work on an everyday capacity. It is only right that we explore that world as well.
Someone make this PLEASE! Fill us in on all the details.
Tired of photography forums filled with nerdy discussions of semantics but no answers? This blog is a place for darkroom photographers to commune, show work, and share creative information on the art of the darkroom. A Room in the Dark intends to make film photography the envy of every digital photographer.
Thursday, July 1, 2010
Digital is Always Allowed.
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community,
darkroom,
debate,
digital cameras,
film,
photography,
technology,
value
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