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[Emil Schildt]

Two fresly made multicoloured Bromoil prints..

fascinating!
can you tell about paper, chemistry and colours?
Hendrik

thanks - it is all in here:

http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/3544067

(if your computer screen is big enough you can just read it.... (I'm quite the salesman here, aren't I...))

[Tin Can]

Yes, very tricky. Your book preview shows the entire book too small to read.

Good job!

thanks - it is all in here:

http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/3544067

(if your computer screen is big enough you can just read it.... (I'm quite the salesman here, aren't I...))

[jon.oman]

thanks - it is all in here:

http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/3544067

(if your computer screen is big enough you can just read it.... (I'm quite the salesman here, aren't I...))

Your book is on my list of things to buy........

[Emil Schildt]

Two more Bromoil prints

Tried some darker tones this time - I kind of like that...

First is Mia

Foma 13x18cm 100iso - Gandolfi camera



Second is Monika



Pol 665 - Sinar Norma.

[Andrew O'Neill]

Bucket list!

[Andrew O'Neill]

A couple of carbon transfer prints from my Tanko series (coal mine)...

[Tin Can]

#2 awesome!

A couple of carbon transfer prints from my Tanko series (coal mine)...

[h2oman]

And I like #1

[Andrew O'Neill]

Thank you, gentlemen. Image #1 is actually an ashtray. The last couple of shows I had in Japan, this one did quite well money-wise. It's quite a smoker's world over there.

[Andrew O'Neill]

Another from my Tanko series... At an abandoned apartment.