Eastman Kodak, manufacturer of films and papers: discontinuing production of all black-and-white paper.
JOBO Fototechnic, maker of the finest color chemicals and processing machines for small labs: shutting down US operations.
Ilford, manufacturer of B&W films and papers: bankrupt. Discontinuing several films. Rumored to be contemplating the discontinuation of all B&W paper!
I regret this report: being reared in a b&w world of pics, film, and early tv, i know the grace that medium can offer, the crispness, the focus it demands; and admire that you care about it. —Your doctor
I was taking your temperature over on your site when I saw that you blew +105˙ and are now brained damaged … as are all of us who happen to be as astounded as you about the non-film debacle you describe—a true AArrggh! —the doctor
About Landor & Assoc. vs TrueBrand…neat observation: I think I would have missed the misdirectional arrow of the compass (over on http://web.mit.edu/johnston/www/) had you not pointed it out, but once seen is like forever understood.
Anyhow, NWA itself has become (that is to say “done”) a far far better thing…” in the past four or five years than they’ve “ever done before” and we’ve been flying it a lot.
Glad for the service … sorry about the eradicating logo—says Yer Doctor, proctologically speaking.
Actually…I do not approve of “Break in here at night, be found here in the morning” signage.
There are a couple of reasons and if I knew how to respond to your OTHER site/blog other than via this kind of non sequitar I would open up and let all know.
Anyhow, in Malaysia…they mean exactly that and not anything less, so foolish Western creatures who think it is not in deadly earnest ought to take note: BEWARE.
As for me … at hand…only when the hand bends to it.