A scan of a carbon print I made yesterday...
Chilnualna Creek, Yosemite National Park, 1995
Taken May 5, 1995
f22 at 15 seconds
Kodak Copy Film at ASA 25 -- 4x5
HC-110, Dil.B 70F for 7 minutes
Negative was given a light bleaching to bump contrast
PS...I just posted two other carbon prints I made yesterday, but in the Lounge due to being medium format:
http://www.largeformatphotography.in...&postcount=723
Nice. I love the contrast between the fast moving water, very solid boulders and living trees. Just what I need to get me moving.
Thank you.
David
Pt/Pd。5x7 negs printed on OHP 8x11 size on 11x15 Arches Platine.
used both Ammonium and Potassium. Love both!
Good work Andrew but I think I like the potassium better. That's just me!
Here's mine on 11x14 Pt/Pl 50/50
Plate 11x14 Pt/Pl
Sweet!Originally Posted by PTEST
A comment on the nature of my luck with wet plate chemistry. I'm sure others can sympathize...
"I love my Verito lens, but I always have to sharpen everything in Photoshop..."
I understand perfectly, Mark, even though I do not do wet plate! But that is a pretty cool image!
BTW, WTF is DLOC?
I must be too use to reversing the image in my carbon prints! I did not even catch that!!! Also nice to now I can photograph the word "HOT" when written vertically and still have it come out right in a carbon print!LOL!
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