The Many Varieties Of Art Photography

By Peterson Grayn

Can any image be converted to Black and White? Yes, however, during the session we will typically make some lighting and background changes to enhance the look of certain poses for conversion to black and white.My photography is also bought as stock for publications, such as books, magazines, calendars, brochures, etc. Many editors buy my stock photography. Many business and corporate clients purchase photos for use in brochures. Interior designers and Interior decorators often purchase large fine art prints for thier client's homes or offices. Of course many clients wish to purchase a print to warm their home with a feeling of serenity.All of our screensavers are now made with a program that creates a "Try before you buy" Demo version.

Can any image be converted to Black and White? Yes, however, during the session we will typically make some lighting and background changes to enhance the look of certain poses for conversion to black and white.The new Windows XP compatible program you now have has over 100 transitions, and much better image quality and music than the original screen savers we offered. However, it does not include a wallpaper option.

Do you want to see my fine art or editorial photography? Yes. Although we are primarily looking for commercial imagery, the stylistic boundaries between commercial, fine art, and editorial photography are blurring. Just like commercial and fine art photography, you would need to provide model and property releases and all images would require exclusivity in distribution.I operate my own darkroom where I process and print all the Black and White photographs. By operating my own darkroom, this gives me a lot of flexibility and the attention Black and White needs, especially at the printing stage. Colour prints are genuine chromagenic, or C-Type, prints. These are the highest quality colour prints and generally printed on the highest quality Kodak Endura or Fuji paper.The Swedish made Hasselblad is regarded as the Rolls Royce of stills cameras, with incredibly high quality lenses.

What equipment do you use? The Swedish made Hasselblad is regarded as the Rolls Royce of stills cameras, with incredibly high quality lenses. It is also very versatile and can be used simultaneously with various different films. Hasselblad has been the choice of many of the world's very greatest photographers. Nikon is usually seen as the doyen of 35mm camera manufacturers. I insist on using only Nikon's own range of Nikkor lenses (although there are cheaper spurious makes on the market).There is a selection of albums and reprints available for purchase by friends and relations. Please see pricing page. If you have opted to have your photographs on the website, your friends and relations can look here to decide which they would like and can order on line.

How many photographs make up the album? This will depend on the package opted for, and the type and style of album. Most albums are designed at hold between 40 and 100 photographs, depending on size. Obviously I take many more than this on the day so clients have to choose their favorite shots to go in the album. With the Full package I supply loose the remaining prints.This will depend on the package opted for, and the type and style of album. Most albums are designed at hold between 40 and 100 photographs, depending on size.

What about albums and reprints for friends and relations? There is a selection of albums and reprints available for purchase by friends and relations. Please see pricing page. If you have opted to have your photographs on the website, your friends and relations can look here to decide which they would like and can order on line. Photographs can then be mailed direct to them.You can download a free Windows Media Player here: Select your operating system and Windows Media Player. Then download the latest Windows Media Player for your computer Special Note: if you have Windows 2000, you'll need Windows Media Payer v 6.4 to hear MP3 files. Windows Media Player v 7.1 does not play MP3 files for NT or 2000 systems. Also, remember that you need a Pentium processor of at least 300 MHz to play MP3s.

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