Very nice work. I'm enjoying your gallery pix.In the description you say this is a split grade print and you used a #58 green and no filter,Does this mean at the taking stage you exposed twice, once with filter and once witrout filter? Then a traditional split grade print?
More of your yearning for home. The fence is one more obstacle then you are there. But unlike some of your others, this suggests that home is not all that rosy, in the way that there is tension in the leanings and angles of the house. It sort of has a bit of conflict in the search for home and dread/tension in the quest/arrival.
Very nice work. I'm enjoying your gallery pix.In the description you say this is a split grade print and you used a #58 green and no filter,Does this mean at the taking stage you exposed twice, once with filter and once witrout filter? Then a traditional split grade print?
Bruce, Thanks for looking and commenting. The film exposure is without any filters; just an old 6"Dagor. The print is a split-filter print; in that the shadows are printed with no filter and the highlights are printed through a #58 green filter.
More of your yearning for home. The fence is one more obstacle then you are there. But unlike some of your others, this suggests that home is not all that rosy, in the way that there is tension in the leanings and angles of the house. It sort of has a bit of conflict in the search for home and dread/tension in the quest/arrival.
Blansky, Thank you for your feed back. You have put your finger on things again. My wife said that in this group of (6) images i seemed like i was uncomfortable or disturbed some how. Thanks again, J