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skellum



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An image which confirms my long-standing weakness for Cemeteries and staircases. If only I could have included a doorway too.
Taken on a drab winter's morning with no direct light. On the negative the sky is almost completely featureless, so I chose to give it a fairly heavy burn. The vertical format can be difficult for Panoramics, but here the steps called out for it.
· Date: Tue, 23, November, 2021 · Views: 2807
· Filesize: 38.8kb, 256.0kb · Dimensions: 554 x 1400 ·
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Keywords: Western Necropolis, Glasgow
Film make, size & rating:: Ilford HP5 @ EI 200
Film developer & temp:: PMK Pyro
Lens Focal Length, aperture: Fixed 28mm
Tripod used Y or N:: N
Paper:: Art 300
Paper developer & temp:: Ilford multigrade dev

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Uwe Pilz

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Wed, 24, November, 2021 5:13am

I recognized the Art 300 paper even from this scan! Beautiful paper, I got some examples from print exchanges.
Up too now I always was too parsimonious for buying a box.
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Terry S
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Wed, 24, November, 2021 1:06pm

I like this picture and it shows a great use of the panoramic camera and this print has reminded me that mine hasn't had an airing for a while... And the scan really brings out the texture of Art 300 paper.


Uwe, I too consider a box of Art 300 a 'special buy', and only use it occasionally, with only the 'right' negative, because of its price. Consider, as I have, in buying a smaller sized box of paper. I'm currently enjoying printing 7" x 5" prints on it, which almost makes it affordable! Smile


And Skellum, I'm presuming the lovely tone of the print, that I see on my monitor, is scanner induced? If so, having looked at it as a greyscale image as well, I think the print is screaming out for a bit of toning in maybe strong selenium or light sepia even?


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PanFrank

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Wed, 24, November, 2021 6:35pm

Great composition, absolutely love this swing. The dark mood with vignetted sky just right on this paper.
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skellum

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Wed, 24, November, 2021 8:54pm

Thanks Gentlemen.
Oops, Terry- I forgot to mention toning. It was toned in Ilford Selenium Toner 1+10 until the colour shifted. I tone a lot of my prints, so always scan as a colour photo.
I mostly use gloss fibre papers, but felt it might be too 'cheerful' for this. Art 300 is quite textured, so I've also just bought some Matt FB classic for comparison. It's a long time since I used Galerie Matt, which was gorgeous with the right subject.
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BuzzNL

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Thu, 25, November, 2021 8:54am

It truly is a beautiful print IMO.
When I opened the envelope I immediately assumed the print had been selenium toned.
But since skellum didn't mention it in the accompanying letter (and my own toning skills / experience is still limited), I wasn't entirely sure.
The toning in the physical print is a bit more subtle than in the scan, but I did immediately notice it.
It suits the print very well!
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MartyNL

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Thu, 25, November, 2021 4:49pm

It works wonderfully well, especially the way the steps take you on a journey.

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MartyNL “Reaching a creative state of mind thru positive action is considered preferable to waiting for inspiration.” - Minor White, 1950
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