Agave, Paquix, Huehuetenango

• keithostertag

• Sep 28, 2015

Very nice indeed!

 

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  peter k.

• Sep 28, 2015

Ooh... verrry fine... Light green filter... Yes.. will have to try that and see if I get better results. I've tried shooting Agave, when they start to bloom.. but never used a green filter. Now will have to buy one. ;-)

 

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  dasBlute

• Sep 28, 2015

stunning tonality, fine work

 

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  Peter Rockstroh01

• Sep 28, 2015

Thank you ! This print also works great on Ilford Galerie Grade 2, and it brings out evrything that paper has, once it is Selenium-toned.

 

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  OptiKen

• Sep 29, 2015

What a gorgeous shot! I almost gasped when it popped up on the screen, then as I noticed the incredible sharpness, I became messmerized by the infinite shades of gray. This truly is beautifully done.

 

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  Slixtiesix

• Sep 29, 2015

Wow, this print does glow!

 

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  Peter Rockstroh01

• Sep 29, 2015

Thanks Optiken & 66 ! I am still impressed by the way these images look on the screen, as much as I dislike computers.

 

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  JPJackson

• Sep 29, 2015

Beautifully seen and wonderful technique! Masterful!

 

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  michael9793

• Sep 29, 2015

I understand everyone with large format wants to print full negative. But the Top 1/3 of the negative I think distracts from what again I think is and outstanding, beautiful print. the lower two thirds has such luminescence and clarity. I can't say it enough outstanding.

 

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  jovo

• Sep 29, 2015

I agree about the crop, but aside from that, I'm again amazed at the clarity, brilliance and detail you've gotten with your 8X10 used as skillfully as you have.