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From: anand@utastro.UUCP (Anand Sivaramakrishnan)
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Subject: Re: what kind of photography...
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Date: Thu, 14-Mar-85 16:40:36 EST
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Alas, my nice new shiny equipment (35mm's) gather
cobwebs while I use 4x5, 8x10 and a TLR for 
portraits, family pictures (other families, I
really like the suggested dynamics in a 'candid'
picture of a family), 'fine art' photography
(all sorts, I really go for lines, though!), all in B&W. 

I've done some promotional stuff for musicians,
and some ad brochure photography in colour, as
well as exact recording of artwork using 3200K (or
was it 3400?) lights.

By the way, Ron, do you use flashes, studio flashes, spots 
or electronic flashes in your glamour shots? I'm just
getting the hang of using studio flashes (photogenics).
They are great with a black backdrop for figures.