Scan of a darkroom print on Ilford MGWT RC paper.
This is a composite picture, with two negatives printed simultaneously on the same paper.
The picture of the Moon is on a 9x12cm sheet of film, which is projected on the baseboard of a 4x5" enlarger (at a 4.5 magnification), and onto an 18x24cm sheet of film containing the clouds (which is contact printed).
With the same exposure (and some minimal dodging and burning) the two negatives are combined into one print.
Both negatives are Fuji AD-M xray film.
They were both shot with the same camera, a Kodak Master 8x10" view camera, but on different dates.
The Moon was shot with a Symmar 360mm lens on May 29, 2018.
The clouds were shot with a Fujinon W 180mm lens on June 14, 2018.
Both negatives were developed in Rodinal (RO9) at 1+100 dilution (1lt solution in a 10x12" tray), at 24C, with intermittent agitation.
The Moon for 10'min.
The clouds for 12'min.
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