Thank you, Alan and Drew.Originally Posted by Alan Curtis
I should add, years of experimentation went into the final formulation of the referenced g. Paul Bishop developer. A talented group was involved, using the known chemical options. It was concluded, with the introduction of acetone, the developer had unique qualities. I was involved in some of those experiments, once developing a 120 roll that resulted without a trace of an image! But, they finally got it right.
Love this one, Daniel! Near, far, texture, overall composition--well done!Dawes Oriental Garden by Nokton48, on Flickr
4x5 Sinar Norma 90mm F8 Sinar Norma Super Angulon EFKE PL100 PMK+ Aristo 8x10 #2 RC Multigrade dev
Thanks Michael! Your comments are much appreciated
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Åkerholm in southern Sweden
Chamonix 45H-1, Super Angulon 75/5.6, Fomapan 400 9x12
Trevose Head Lighthouse, Cornwall UK.
Schneider 58mm XL
Ilford HP5+
Developed in XTOL
Trevose Head Lighthouse
Last edited by MattKHardy; 20-Aug-2020 at 00:51.
Trevose Head Lighthouse, Cornwall UK.
Lovely image!
MattKHardy, I really like the luminous qualities of that image...Bravo!
It all you are looking at are online images - it is easy to miss reality from the real thing.
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7x17 negative scan (and digital processing) of St Botolph's Church over the River Alde at Iken, Woodbridge, UK. Negative shot and developed 10 years ago and stored under the bed until recent scanning and processing. Just un-mothballing "The Beast" and trying to get back into the swing of ULF! Wish me luck.
Many thanks! Normally the sea needs a polarizer to remove the shine but this time it was used to darken the sky behind the lighthouse.
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