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Home » FADU Galleries » Exchange Galleries » Print Exchange Gallery » October 2012 Round 47		Photo Options

Millennium Bridge, Tyneside

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Graeme Friend Registered: February 2010 Location: Sunderland, UK Posts: 377	I was attracted by the strong shadows.
	· Date: Sun, 2, December, 2012 · Views: 3842 · Filesize: 84.6kb · Dimensions: 469 x 600 ·
	Additional Info
	Keywords: Millennium Bridge, Tyneside
	Film make, size & rating:: 35mm Agfa APX100
	Film developer & temp:: Studional (?)
	Lens Focal Length, aperture & speed:: 50mm
	Tripod used Y or N:: No
	Paper:: Ilford Multigrade IV - G4
	Paper developer & temp:: Ilford Multigrade

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Mike O'Pray
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Registered: October 2008
Location: Daventry, Northants
Posts: 8,983

Sun, 2, December, 2012 3:43pm

Graeme, it is quite a bridge and well worth a picture. Has a nice warm look to it. Is this the scanner as I have never managed to get any warmth with the MG paper and MG dev combo?

Thanks

Mike

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Terry S
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Registered: December 2011
Location: Southend on Sea, Essex, England, UK
Posts: 3,816

Sun, 2, December, 2012 9:52pm

Yes, I've also got the picture on my screen with a slight warm sepia tone to it. Suits the photo very well = even if it has been introduced by the scanner!

Terry S

vincent

Friend

Registered: December 2008
Location: Co. Kildare Ireland
Posts: 876

Mon, 3, December, 2012 11:39am

I have found that if your print is MG WT developed in WT developer and you scan it as a colour print you will retain the warm tone cast in it.
Nice composition and capture by the way.

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Cheers Vincent - Not afraid of the dark

Bill

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Registered: September 2008
Location: Barrow - in - Furness
Posts: 1,803

Mon, 3, December, 2012 7:20pm

I have the print in my hand and it is not as warm in tone as the scan. It is printed on Ilford Multigrade paper with no mention of warm tone.

Bill

KevinAllan
Friend

Registered: May 2011
Location: Newcastle upon Tyne, England
Posts: 149

Sat, 8, December, 2012 9:24am

Nice to see a detail shot of this iconic location. Great curves and lovely crisp shadows.

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Graeme

Friend

Registered: February 2010
Location: Sunderland, UK
Posts: 377

Thu, 13, December, 2012 4:15pm

Thanks for the interest and comments gents. Bill is correct, the print is on normal MG1V paper in multigrade developer, warmth must come from scanner/monitor combinations - come to think of it I'm sure I had a print last year which scanned warm - that settles it, it's my scanner! Given the comments I might reprint on WT papers etc!

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Best Wishes, Graeme http://graemestarkphotography.blogspot.com/

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