Print Exchange Round 71 April

[alexmuir]

Originally Posted by BobRob

mine is on it's way...



bobrob

.......and just received. Many thanks for a lovely quality print of an old church. Bob has used Delta100 developed in his own Pyrocat HD. The result is very smooth tones, lots of detail and virtually no grain. The picture has been made on a wet day which adds interest to the paving around the building, and also the sky. Another fine addition to my collection.
Alex.

[chefsteve]

Originally Posted by Derek Lincoln

Posted this morning.

Derek

And received today, a nicely printed image of an urban scene. Taken to test out a 60+ year old Rollei cord type iii. Nice and sharp with good contrast. Printed on Milford pearl paper that I have never used but must give it a try.
Great to see these old cameras still producing excellent images.
Many thanks
Steve

[Richard Gould]

Posted mine today
Richard

[chefsteve]

Mine went in the post today.
Steve

[Martin Erdner]

Sent mine today

[alexmuir]

Mine went away this morning.
Alex.

[TonyMiller]

I posted mine this morning.

[ymgandy]

Posted mine today.

[MikeHeller]

Originally Posted by chefsteve

Mine went in the post today.
Steve

And arrived yesterday.

A print of a wide angle shot of some woods with a path that really invites the viewer into it. Normally, I would find that having been taken with a wide angle lens the non-vertical trees at the edge a bit disconcerting as I generally like my horrizons horizontal and verticals vertical. However in this print it really holds the viewer in the picture and along the path.

It is good to receive prints that challenge one's prejudices. Thanks very much.
Mike

[Richard Gould]

Originally Posted by ymgandy

Posted mine today.

And arrvied today, a very nice photo that is very much after my own heart of a small spanish harbour, complete with some attractive fishing boats printed on the late and, at least by me, lamented Indian Sterling paper, thanks Andrew for a nice addition to my collection
Richard