<TABLE BORDER="0" WIDTH="501" CELLSPACING="0" CELLPADDING="0"><TR><TD width="400" valign="top"><IMG SRC="images/lead.jpg" ALT="© Rodney Smith" WIDTH="224" HEIGHT="220" BORDER="0"><BR><BR><FONT SIZE="2" COLOR="#cccccc" FACE="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif">"IÕve always just used Kodak films. For the last 25 years it is literally the only film IÕve ever used. Probably the reason why I continue to use it rather than feel the desire to change to anything else is because it is incredibly consistent. I havenÕt ever felt any variations or deviations from it. Tri-X film is just this exquisite thing. ItÕs got a tremendous amount of latitude to it and I love the scale of it."</FONT><P ALIGN="right"><FONT SIZE="1" COLOR="#cccccc" FACE="Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif">- Rodney Smith</FONT></P></TD><TD width="101" valign="top"><IMG SRC="art/transparent.gif" ALT=" " WIDTH="43" HEIGHT="90" BORDER="0"><BR><A HREF="menu.html"><IMG SRC="art/arrow_enter.gif" ALT="Enter" WIDTH="43" HEIGHT="36" BORDER="0"></A><BR></TD></TR></TABLE>
"IÕve always just used Kodak films. For the last 25 years it is literally the only film IÕve ever used. Probably the reason why I continue to use it rather than feel the desire to change to anything else is because it is incredibly consistent. I havenÕt ever felt any variations or deviations from it. Tri-X film is just this exquisite thing. ItÕs got a tremendous amount of latitude to it and I love the scale of it."
- Rodney Smith
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