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Barry



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Sent to 'chisel' for the 100th Print Exchange. The image was taken at the National Boat Museum at Ellesmere Port. Great place to visit.
· Date: Wed, 11, April, 2018 · Views: 4456
· Filesize: 64.4kb, 186.2kb · Dimensions: 988 x 1200 ·
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Keywords: Pidgeon Pair
Film make, size & rating:: FP4+ iso 80
Film developer & temp:: Pyrocat HD 21C S/S
Lens Focal Length, aperture & speed:re:: 105mm
Tripod used Y or N:: Yes
Paper:: Ilford Classic
Paper developer & temp:: ID78 20C

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Barry

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Wed, 11, April, 2018 4:23pm

A lot of detail has been lost in processing for the forum.

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skellum

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Fri, 13, April, 2018 1:14pm

Hi Barry. I noticed in the 'round 100' thread the comment from Chisel that you found this one difficult to print.
You seem to have a great range of tones, and snappy contrast. I just wondered what problems you'd encountered, as the print above certainly looks good. Much better than I tend to get fom FP4.
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PanFrank

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Fri, 13, April, 2018 4:44pm

Hi Barry,
I can imagine that it might have been difficult, but only by your comment. The print looks great, love especially the pidgeon on the right side.
Frank
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Barry

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Fri, 13, April, 2018 7:24pm

Thanks Guys,


The boat was under cover on an overcast day. Difficult to bring out any detail in the darker area's of the print. The print is sharp but the scan is not, must try harder with my scans.

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Sun, 15, April, 2018 3:19pm

I really like this Barry. The boat seems to glow against the dark surrounds. it looks like a great place to visit.
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Derek Lincoln

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Sun, 15, April, 2018 3:22pm

Really good range of tones Barry. Certainly works for me.


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Richard Gould
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Sun, 15, April, 2018 5:58pm

very nice range in this shot Barry, for me this really works well
Richard

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Tue, 17, April, 2018 5:26pm

Looks very nice, Barry - good range of tones.
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chisel
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Wed, 18, April, 2018 11:39pm

Yep - second what the others have said here. The print is lovely, great depth to it and certainly belies the difficulty you mentioned.
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Barry

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Mon, 23, April, 2018 12:12pm

Thank you all for your comments.

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