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I always thought it was very very important that you printed your own prints; for obvious reasons.
You can look at a picture and say:
- I think I’d like it darker
- I think I’d like it lighter
- I think I’d like the sky richer
- I think I’d like the person’s face lighter
It’s always your choice because it’s your picture; and the idea that somebody else takes your picture—they can be the best printer in the world—but not necessarily the best printer of your work.
"Albert Watson (photographer)
I always think of this video when I hear designers arguing about whether they should learn to code so they can implement their own designs. I think it’s analogous to what Albert is saying here about creating prints from his pictures.
(Source: youtube.com)
10 Oct 12
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