A lot of the serious b&w portraits I've seen in the past few years
have been done with 11x14.
(These are of people who think that they're really important.)
There is a lot of money to be made in this arena. Even with 8x10.
One won't shoot very many, but the money appears to be very good.
Collin
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Subject: Re: Is there a Sisterhood?
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What about those who shoot large format?
If we follow this logic "anything" less than 8x10 falls into the
"Nancy boy" category.
What am I thinking? Logic on the PDML?
Dave
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