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Published: 2006-12-06 12:00:47 +0000 UTC; Views: 1938; Favourites: 21; Downloads: 30
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Reminds me of having another darkroom session... and that reminds me that I have no negatives left worth printing... and that reminds me that I'm a lazy bugger...Anyway, here's one of my older prints slightly processed (border, stamp, levels, sharpen)
camera: Nikon EM
film: Ilford FP4, ISO 400
exposure: 1/50 sec. f3.5
paper: AGFA Brovira chamois
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hehe 'inky' - oh so true
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Ohh, very dreamy. Can't say that I've really seen anything like this. IIII like it!
Love the stamp of your head, too.
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Thnaks a bnuch Msoes Wethaerbnoud
Good to see you around
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Good to see you too, buddy.
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dragging something from the archives can be so good. I like this. Now get busy, you lazy bugger..
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Cool cool, schΓΆne Texturen... wirkt irgendwie sehr dΓΌster, fast bedrohlich.
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DankeschΓΆn. Alles Handarbeit.
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hehe thanks. I treated it real bad
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WOW! Awesome print! The Ilford film you use is color?
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no, no, it's bw. The color comes from the paper. it's old cream colored paper. Of course the saturation is pushed in PS
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Ahhh... So wait, let me get this straight. I can get a paper that when I print my B&W negatives onto it it'll look a cream color?
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Awww, damn! T_T Is it still the same printing process as normal RC paper?
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rc? it's normal photopaper for black & white processing, but instead of white it has a cream color, that's all
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So the process is the same then. 'cuz we use RC Paper (Resin-coated) and by mistake I bought Fiber paper and the teacher started complaining because Fiber paper takes twice as long to develop in every part of the process
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I love it. I looks sort of like it's bleeding into the air between the bars... cool chp-ish thing too. XD
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This is really cool. Black lines through black lines. The sky is in a whole different world altogether. It's proof of the times. Looks great! Well done.
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Thanks mate. I wish it would have turned a little brighter in the shadows and not that askew though.
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Reckon it's fine the way it is, man. With the shadows as dark as they are the structure looks in between two dimensions; the corporeal and the intangible. An imposing darkness. Half the reason why it's good as it is! The other half being technical skill, haha, you're very talented.
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appreciated
hehe, some call it talent - I prefer to call it 'happy accidents'
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interesting.
like the new stamp!
why do real scratches always look so less real than fake ones?
have to say i don't like the mixture of the big black space and the lines. either one combined with the sky would be a better pic imo, if you know what i mean... (theoretical, not that i would cut this photo in half or so...)
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Thanks, that's a real stamp. There's a guy in Neu Isenburg were I bought three custom made stamps and two ink-pads merely 10 bucks.
Hm. maybe because fake ones are controlled while real ones are unleashed beasts who do what they want. Yer, I agree with you. I'm not 100% satisfied with this one neither. To be honest, not even 80%. Why do you think it took me so long to submit it? I think the wide angle is too funky and the blacks are too black, but... damn, I lost the thread
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ich kann dir ja einen zu weihnachten schenken...
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Bring mich nicht in Verlegenheit
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ich schenk dir einen faden und du mir eine nadel, okay?
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Nice scratches & stamp. A bit dark athmosphere for me
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got those sinister tendencies, ya know
Thanks for still faving it!!
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'cause of architectural-straight lines & fun stamp.
see ya.
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Thanks! The scratches are real this time..
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