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[D. Bryant]

My last collodion 18x24 cm plate, a bit foggy by 90°F yesterday

Wow! This is quite impressive collodion. Great work.

Don Bryant

[Jim Fitzgerald]

8x10 Carbon transfer print on fixed out fibre-based (matte) paper. (HP5+ negative developed in pyrocat-hd).
The relief on this paper is quite nice.

Andrew, great image!! Love the highlight detail. I can imagine the relief on this! Which matte paper did you use?

[Andrew O'Neill]

Hi Jim, thank you for commenting! I have been using Ilford's matte. I PM'd you.

[sanking]

8x10 Carbon transfer print on fixed out fibre-based (matte) paper. (HP5+ negative developed in pyrocat-hd).
The relief on this paper is quite nice.

Andrew,

Beautiful print. And you have chosen a subject and lighting condition that can optimize the relief effect. Your work in carbon is really coming along.

Sandy King

[Jim Fitzgerald]

Andrew, I agree with Sandy. Your work is looking real good. I think we know what the relief looks like. The image is the type that does show the effects of carbon printing very well. More on this later and I did get your PM. I'm loading up the 8x20 and the 11x14 for a ULF day. Carbon prints in mind!

Jim

[Colin Graham]

Too dark? I can't decide. Umber/Lamp Black carbon on lanaquarelle

[mdm]

Some beautiful photographs on your web page. Thank you for posting.

David

[Jim Fitzgerald]

Too dark? I can't decide. Umber/Lamp Black carbon on lanaquarelle

Colin, it depends on how the print looks in the light. The contrast looks a bit soft on my monitor but I really like what you have done.

Jim

[Vaughn]

Colin, looks great to me -- but then people have told me that my carbon prints can be too dark -- but I just ignore them.

[Vaughn]

8x10 Carbon transfer print on fixed out fibre-based (matte) paper. (HP5+ negative developed in pyrocat-hd).
The relief on this paper is quite nice.

Beautiful image, Andrew!