Beginner mistakes

[AtlantaTerry]

Problem solved, re-fixing the picture removed the haze! Thank you all for your advice! @terry: it is not my server, so messing around that is no option.

OK, I understand - back in the '90s I was a Novell network administrator. You could put a black cloth between it and you. Hang it up before you turn the lights out then remove it when the lights come on. No one will see it.

[ImSoNegative]

I went through the same problem several years ago when I was first starting out in LF, and sure enough it was the fixer, nice shots BTW

[Draganski]

Here is the fixed picture, just a quick scan and minor adjustments in lightroom:



I am amazed at how much bad handling a negative can take. this one has been underfixed, fell on the ground couple of times, was tested drying with 70% alcohol, then i put it in an envelope and the paper basically glued to it;washed it again, rubbed the paper off the emulsion etc etc. still i think it turned out ok

[Draganski]

Here is the other one. It was treated as a "trashcan-negative", since i thought it was ruined. i tested different methods on the negative, among others you can see i damaged the emulsion with the squeegee on the left side. i am surprised how well the other parts of the image could be redeveloped.
thank again for all your help and support
Dragan