rec.photo.darkroom Discussion: Re: Seeking a Master Printing Workshop

rec.photo.darkroom Discussion: Re: Seeking a Master Printing Workshop

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From: CBlood59 (cblood59_at_email.domain.hidden)
Date: Tue Feb 03 2004 - 07:54:41 EST

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From: dan.c.quinn_at_att.net (Dan Quinn)
Date: Tue, Feb 3, 2004 12:41 AM
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RE: aldenphoto_at_aol.com (Ken Smith) wrote

> I'm interested in finding a master printing workshop, or private
> instruction. I would like to find a true master printer that is not
> 1.) alternative process oriented 2.) masking oriented 3.) toner
> oriented 4.) or any other whistle and gong. My idea of a great printer
> in the silver process is one who can make prints from my negatives
> that I never thought possible, without resorting to anything fancy,
> even including bleach.

I took George Tice's Master Printing class at the Maine Photographic Workshops
a couple of years ago. The teaching is very clear and methodical. I had the
same problem you describe, and the workshop was very helpful.

The website is:
http://www.meworkshops.com

Curt Blood

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