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From Image to Print

Mark Goldstein | Technique | August 10, 2006 | 0 Comments

Luminous Landscape’s latest article focuses on how an image is moulded into the final print; what size, tone and colour it should be.

“The process of cropping the image to its final aspect ratio may also be influenced by the removal of unwanted elements. We all crop in the field when we choose where to stand, what lens to use, and how to frame the picture. These are all acts of cropping. But physical realities like fences, walls, tree branches and the like can not always be circumvented on location. Therefore the cropping tool becomes just another method for reducing the image down to its essence – what you want it to show. Nothing more, and nothing less.”

Website: Luminous Landscape - Listening to the Print Inside the Image



 

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