I'm glad your fame is spreading.

From reading "Quality of collectors print" , I get the impression that you do not do your own printing.

Is that true? As a "serious amateur" photographer, I'm just curious to know.

Continued success and warmest regards"

Hi Stu,

It's like this... well, I used to spend a lot of time in the darkroom myself and I know my way around there rather well. But I know people who often do a better job than me in the darkroom, especially on the larger sizes of photos which I simply don't have the equipment inhouse to do well... so I often use good people, and give them very precise instructions as to what I want, so "my fingerprints are still all over it" you might say.

The most important part of the creation takes place when the photo is taken, that's anyway how it is to me. The rest is often a purely technical and to me less interesting matter, not really part of the actual creative process. This is true for me, but not neccearily for other photographers work methode, some do a lot of creative chemical experiments in the darkroom.

In the end, what's important to me is, that the final piece of work is exactly what I want it to be, and the quality and chemistry is unchallenged.

Warmest regards to you too!
:-)
Mikkel

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