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The gaunt ruins of the castle on a glowery wet day. Printed on Kentmere Art Classic and lightly toned in Fotospeed Sepia.
· Date: Wed, 29, September, 2010 · Views: 6407
· Filesize: 263.2kb, 142.3kb · Dimensions: 638 x 502 ·
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Keywords: Brough Castle
Film make, size & rating:: 35mm Agfa APX25
Film developer & temp:: Rodinal 1+50
Lens focal length, aperture & speed:: Olympus OM-4, Zuiko 24mm f/2.8
Tripod used Y/N:: No
Paper:: Kentmere Art Classic
Paper developer & temp:: Neutol WA.

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Wed, 29, September, 2010 8:41am

I hope this doesn't reflect your mood Richard. :-)
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B&W Neil

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Wed, 29, September, 2010 9:23am

Excellent use of shapes and very atmospheric in the wet conditions. This reminds me of the challenges we may have to face at Cwmorthin! Good adverse weather work.


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Mike O'Pray
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Wed, 29, September, 2010 4:18pm

Some scenes only look their best in such conditions. I suspect this is one of them.


Has a look of the "Heathcliffe" school of photography. Sombre and deep.


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Daud

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Fri, 1, October, 2010 9:55am

Richard, are you putting together a portfolio of such images? I remember ‘Fisher Tarn Dam’ had the same dramatic tones.


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Fri, 1, October, 2010 10:07am

Thanks for the comments. I wasn't consciously amassing dark gloomy images but the weather hereabouts can be quite conducive to them. I did actually make an even darker print from this negative, almost a silhouette, but felt that was getting a bit _too_ sombre Smile

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