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Eric Luden is the founder and CEO of Digital Silver Imaging. He started the Company after leaving Ilford Photo, where he was a VP of Marketing. Luden has a long history of innovation and involvement in the photo industry. He started in photo retail management and has served on the boards of The Griffin Museum of Photography and the Social Documentary Network.
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Digital Silver Imaging (DSI) is the only lab in the world producing the DSI Digital Silver Print®. This process allows for direct printing of digital images on REAL silver gelatin, light-sensitive photo paper. Digital Silver Imaging also crafts museum-quality color pigment prints and offers digitization, art reproduction, print finishing, and framing services.

[@nealrantoul9831]

Wow! Wonderful to hear from Eric and see those who influenced him. I have known Eric since the 80s and always admired him in his various roles over his career. He has always been laser-focused on the medium of photography at the highest of levels. Additionally, through his company at DSI, he has brought countless projects to fruition and visibility. And kudos to you for giving him the opportunity to speak to your larger audience.

[@TheCritHouse]

We agree! Love that you've known him for so long.

[@digitalsilverimaging2008]

Thank you Jeff for all the additional images and content you brought to our episode. I feel totally reflected and inspired 📷🙏

[@TheCritHouse]

It was a lovely conversation

[@SlavaVeres]

10:20 Many those who know Thomas Merton’s spiritual writings not aware of his photography. I’m lucky to own a vintage photo book - collection of his photographs published in late 1970s or early 80s… but for the love of photography I just can’t find it among my bookshelves and I can’t remember the name. His photographs are more like zen art, very contemplative

[@TheCritHouse]

Thanks for your thoughts

[@johnyoung1606]

Hi Crit House :) :) I watch everything that You have put out (n enjoy) what You do !! I tend to not say negative things about what n how people do things... BUT I wish that the quality of the Vid could be a bit sharper so We All, could appreciate the Images that are shown :( :( :( Thanks for all of Your Hard Work :) :) :)

[@TheCritHouse]

Thanks for the feedback. We hear you! We're looking into other means of recording aside from zoom. But zoom is easier for others to participate. We'll get there