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Austin, Texas Portrait Photographer’s Blog about Photography, Art and Writing by Kirk Tuck.
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Not all prints fall into this category. It’s not that prints are magic just because they were printed in a darkroom. But prints that required work; required burning and dodging and blurring and diffusing (just in parts and just for short segments of the total time) were done with human hands and the inconsiderately inacccurate metronome of our minds and the swish of our hands. And no matter how hard we might try those prints are unique. And unique is what appeals to minds that are inundated with perfectly manufactured everything.