Abandoned Prairie 2

• ericbrueg

• Jan 15, 2007

What a terrific subject, please tell me you got some from the inside. This should make a fine print.

 

• pentaxuser

• Jan 15, 2007

A simple sunlight building and unnaturally dark sky. Would I do it and does it work? Yes and Yes and everytime for me.

Delta 100 in a Hasselblad and with Perceptol - I wonder how big the enlargement would need to be before even the slightest graininess coud be detected?

 

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  bill schwab

• Jan 15, 2007

I was here once! I couldn't remember where it was. Nice job.

 

• John Simmons

• Jan 15, 2007

Very nice photo.

Regards,
John

 

• muzzer

• Jan 15, 2007

Thanks for the posts. The inside was pretty messey and dimly lit as you can see by the windows boarded up. I just finished printing this photo this afternoon and it did turn out very nice. I produced a 10x10 on Ilford Warmtone FB with Ilford's warmtone developer as well as a 14x14 on Oriental Seagull FB developed in dektol 1-2 both split grade printed. The Delta 100 Perceptol produces extremely fine grain and nice edge effects.

 

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  Charles Webb

• Jan 15, 2007

I have missed you and your photographs, glad to see you posting again.

I believe this will make a wonderful print, as it is it is a dandy scan. Thanks for sharing!


Charlie....................................

 

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  david b

• Jan 15, 2007

Great photograph. Pretty expensive developer.

 

• schroeg

• Jan 22, 2007

That 50mm Hasselblad lens is a wonder. I have to look into this Perceptol developer.

 

• muzzer

• Jan 24, 2007

The Perceptol 1-1 with Ilford Delta 100 produces extremely sharp negatives if that is what your after. I am enlarging to 15x15 with really no apparent grain. I read George Todd's "Elements of Black and White Photography which is a combination that he has used for a great many years and decided to give it a try.

 

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  Andrew Moxom

• Nov 13, 2008

Stunning photograph! Thanks random image generator.