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[Jess C]

Very nice work, I really like it.

Thank you for the compliment. It is very much appreciated.

Jess

[taimaster2005]

5x7 Wet Plate positive tintype. 5 sec exposure at f4.5



-Tai
www.derivedlogic.com

[Andrew O'Neill]

Now that's probably the creepiest tintype I've ever seen.

[taimaster2005]

Now that's probably the creepiest tintype I've ever seen.

Thanks, I'll take that as a compliment!

[Jim Fitzgerald]

I thought I'd put this over in this thread as well. It is in the Galli thread but since it is a carbon print I thought I'd put it up here. A bit of a new direction for me.

[Andrew O'Neill]

Compliment intended!

[Vaughn]

I thought I'd put this over in this thread as well. It is in the Galli thread but since it is a carbon print I thought I'd put it up here. A bit of a new direction for me.

Good looking image! And a side benefit -- it does not matter if the wind is blowing the branches on long exposures if the tree is not sharp anyway! LOL!

Vaughn

[David Brunell]

5x7 Wet Plate positive tintype. 5 sec exposure at f4.5



-Tai
www.derivedlogic.com

Thats bad-ass!

[Jim Fitzgerald]

Good looking image! And a side benefit -- it does not matter if the wind is blowing the branches on long exposures if the tree is not sharp anyway! LOL!

Vaughn

Vaughn, good point. I thought I'd go back to 1880? The print is very nice.

[Andrew O'Neill]

Xray film. Digital negative. Carbon transfer print...