Re: [artshow_photo] Re: Printing --> Matte vs Glossy?

I might be late into this topic, but I find that different "topics" warrant
different textures.  To elaborate, let's say there is something like a "earthy"
sort of close-up scene on a rainy/stormy day--a photo that could probably be
best rendered nicely to a black and white and printed on a matte paper surface;
versus a sunny-day picnic photo of the picnic basket on a checked tablecloth wth
the focus on crsipy fried chicken--a photo in muted colors printed on luster
surface; versus something like a steaming mug of coffee sitting atop a ground
metal table with the interior of a coffee shop blurred in the background--I
think a prime candidate for the brilliance that a good, glossy photo paper
surface would produce.

So, to me, it would depend on the "texture" of the scene being printed.
 Kim
http://www.walkerdesignworks.com

----- Original Message -----
From: "Chris Vanderhoof" <vanderhoofc@yahoo.com>
To: <artshow_photo@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Monday, January 03, 2011 6:19 PM
Subject: Re: [artshow_photo] Re: Printing --> Matte vs Glossy?

I think what I've learned is there is never just one correct answer when
it
comes to this wide open world of photography!

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