What did you compose at Waters Edge?

[Erik Larsen]

Slough Creek in Yellowstone. 8x10 Palladium print on platine

[Rick Rycroft]

Erik, lovely photo, I get the sense that the print is full of wonderful tones.

[Dwarak Calayampundi]

Slough Creek in Yellowstone. 8x10 Palladium print on platine

Erik.

I am new to pl/pd printing have not yet tried it but want to try it out I can see from the tone that the palladium print gives a much warmer tone can you please let me know the formulae for this one I am trying to learn.

[Erik Larsen]

Thanks guys! Dwarak it is a straight palladium print, no platinum with potassium oxalate as a developer. You can get even warmer tones with different papers with a warmer off white tint.
Regards
Erik

[Dwarak Calayampundi]

Thanks guys! Dwarak it is a straight palladium print, no platinum with potassium oxalate as a developer. You can get even warmer tones with different papers with a warmer off white tint.
Regards
Erik

Thanks Erik nice to see the results will have to give it a go and see what results I get I will have to experiment with platinum as well first I guess.

[pdmoylan]

Dover Forge, NJ (Pine Barrens) Nikkor 90mm Velvia 50, Premier Aztec scan

PDM

[DaveS]

PDM, love those colours

[DaveS]

Something altogether less colourful and less inviting...

A bit of local swampiness

[pdmoylan]

PDM, love those colours

Thanks Dave. I love the colors too. Used a linear polarizing filter at not quite 1/2 power and it saturated the colors without blowing the cloud reflections in the water.

Very nice details in your image. I find water reflections a never ending attraction.

Cheers.

PDM

[pdmoylan]

Here some colored reflections. Nikkor 210 Velvia 100

Cheers,

PDM