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Artist: Gerry Gantt has been taking nature and scenic photographs since 1967. Camera equipment has been various Nikon cameras, working with Micro Nikkor lenses for close-up shots and with 300 mm zoom lenses for distance shots. His current camera is a Nikon N90. Films used have been exclusively Kodak slide films, including Kodachrome 25 and 64 and Ektachrome 100 as the Ektachrome emulsions have been improved in recent years. Gerry's methods for finding interesting shots is to seek them out rather than waiting for them to come to him. Both methods have merit and each will produce great photographs, but prowling around works better for this photographer. Printing techniques in the past have utilized the Cibachrome materials from Illford. Currently, the photographer works almost exclusively with the digital medium in Adobe Photoshop® with a Nikon 4000-ED slide/film scanner. Prints are generated using Hewlett Packard photo quality printers to achieve sharp, archival quality prints. |
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