I also view old B&W photos at the Eastman Museum of Photography near where I live. Those old B&W photos sure have a "mellow" look to them. I occasionally spend a few hours at the Museum's photography library. I will try to get over there and ask the curator to define "B&W".
If you do this, please share! Also, if they'll let you, can you take pictures of the photographs there? That would be neat to see!
Bruce, get your butt in on this side challenge. :-)
I am glad to see people still joining. I think this is going to be great fun and there is an awesome group here, geographically diverse, a blend of "old-timers" and "newbies", and just some all around great folks.
I am looking forward to this side challenge.
As we come to the last stretch before we start a posting thread, please PM me with any thoughts or suggestions you would like to incorporate into the challenge. There are probably things that I have overlooked or do not see.
And thanks to those that have sent me some feedback already.
One thought - this is week #4 of the year and week #5 starts Tuesday. Do we care when we start posting or how we number this thing? Will it matter on Dec 31st if we are posting week #47 and we all know there are 52 weeks in the year? Someone give me a good idea or suggestion here.
One thought - this is week #4 of the year and week #5 starts Tuesday. Do we care when we start posting or how we number this thing? Will it matter on Dec 31st if we are posting week #47 and we all know there are 52 weeks in the year? Someone give me a good idea or suggestion here.
You could either leave it as purely a 2008 challenge (and then start a new one for 2009 hehe) OR just call it a 52-week challenge.
Actually, the Eastman Photography Library "on-line" has a nice website here:
Eastman Libary
Follow the links to the online galleries for great inspiration!
LG
Originally posted by Melethia:
Originally posted by Veiolets:
I also view old B&W photos at the Eastman Museum of Photography near where I live. Those old B&W photos sure have a "mellow" look to them. I occasionally spend a few hours at the Museum's photography library. I will try to get over there and ask the curator to define "B&W".
If you do this, please share! Also, if they'll let you, can you take pictures of the photographs there? That would be neat to see!
Bruce, get your butt in on this side challenge. :-)