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Richard Gould
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Registered: December 2008 Location: Jersey Channel Islands Posts: 5,433
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Tue, 28, November, 2017 5:16pm
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I like this one Rob, the way the pillars lead the eye into the highlight at the back, and the colder tones of the Bromide suit the final photo well, Shame about losing the Kentmere Paper,I used their Fineprint WT paper a lot, one of the best WT papers going,
Richard
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Rob Archer
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Registered: September 2008 Location: Kings Lynn, Norfolk - flatlands and big skies. Posts: 1,244
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Tue, 28, November, 2017 6:06pm
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Thanks Richard. I love Kentmere Bromide but I'm now down to my last 50 sheets. I haven't found a similar replacement yet. I liked the surface on the 'velvet' Kentmere papers but the WT was just a bit 'yellowy' for me.
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Derek Lincoln
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Registered: September 2008 Location: Market Drayton, Shropshire Posts: 206
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Wed, 29, November, 2017 9:30am
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I think the atmosphere of a derelict building comes over well Rob. Well worth the extra time in the darkroom.
Derek
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photomi7ch
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Registered: January 2009 Location: East Midlands Posts: 2,516
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Wed, 29, November, 2017 10:31am
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I like this type of vanishing point image and in this case all the texture and shadows picked out in the stone work. Nicely done Rob.
------------------------------ Mitch
http://photomi7ch.blogspot.com/
If you eliminate the impossible whatever remains no matter how improbable must be the truth.
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SanMiguel
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Registered: June 2014 Location: Portstewart, Northern Ireland Posts: 341
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Sat, 16, December, 2017 6:41pm
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Lovely print - great range of tones and the composition is perfect. And - home-brew developer! Nice.
Michael
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