MF (6x4.5,6x6,6x7,6x9,6x12) B&W film images sharing

[awty]

@awty Many thanks for taking the time to write up your process for me, I really appreciate it. I'll have to take another run at it with a more suitable negative and some Ilford Multigrade. Given how often everyone's said that it doesn't tone, I've been primarily running my experiments with not just old, but positively antique papers. No trouble toning them, just a tad of bother getting them to stop!
Thanks again for your time, your detailed response is very helpful and the detail definitely proves you're far from lazy!

Moving away from the tech and specs, though, that really is a lovely photo you've crafted there.

Generally with papers that stain well, I dip in selenium first, then a weak bleach and short sepia, but its really needs some trial and error to get it right. I like to keep the blacks as black possible

Thanks, I like to create an atmosphere in a picture, many ways of doing so.

[John Olsen]

Up the wrong road following my Garmin, somewhere in Georgia, I think. TriX, 80mm lens.

[IMG]R3N6 House LFF by John Olsen, on Flickr[/IMG]

[austin granger]

Love this

Martin

Thanks, Martin

[austin granger]

Abandoned Farmhouse, Eastern Washington by Austin Granger, on Flickr

[John Olsen]

Abandoned Farmhouse, Eastern Washington by Austin Granger, on Flickr

Very striking, the abandoned home in contrast to the field of plenty. Carries a lot of meanings.

[austin granger]

Thanks, John. I try to visit this place every time I'm in this part of Eastern Washington. It can be hard in the winter, but I managed it once:
Abandoned Farmhouse, Washington by Austin Granger, on Flickr

[John Olsen]

Thanks, John. I try to visit this place every time I'm in this part of Eastern Washington. It can be hard in the winter, but I managed it once:

Even better!

[h2oman]

Even better!

+1

[kevinjp]

Bronica SQ-Ai on Delta 100.



Protected by Kevin Pihlaja, on Flickr

[Dave Sh]

San Xavier del Bac Mission in Tucson, Arizona.

On a 503cxi, 150mm @f4 - with polarizer and a Lee 23A
Ilford FP4+, DD-X at 1:4 for 10 minutes