Back to basics...

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  tony lockerbie

• Jul 25, 2013

Well, it's truly beautiful...amazing what can be done with water and boiled down cow The model here is wonderful looking too, the effect is of someone from the Victorian era.

 

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  StoneNYC

• Jul 25, 2013

Holy crap this is absolutely beautiful!!!!Can you either post the whole set of directions, or PM them to me? because this would be great to know, but pretend like I've never mixed any chems myself like I"m a preschooler who doesn't know terms and spell it out for me haha. Please....

 

• removed account4

• Jul 25, 2013

uh-oh! foma is gonna be unhappy that you won't be buying theirs by the KILO anymore
beautiful work !
john

 

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  Mustafa Umut Sarac

• Jul 25, 2013

I am watching BBC Antiques Roadshow program since late 90s and I only saw such a beauty at 200 or older years of enamels. Such a beatiful lady and excellent chemistry.

 

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  gandolfi

• Jul 25, 2013

 

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  Mustafa Umut Sarac

• Jul 25, 2013

High contrast negativeOverexpose strong developer (I've use double strength as normal)Underexpose ( this is developer for about 15 sec...)Emil , I have two questions,Is first gelatin mix temperature important when mixing with B.And could you please define what you mean with above sentence at the top of the post ?Thank you ,Umut

 

• ilya1963

• Jul 25, 2013

she still got it, MAster

 

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  oolalajp

• Jul 25, 2013

transposes me...

 

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  Ken Nadvornick

• Jul 26, 2013

That is the second most devastating look I have ever seen on this site.

 

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  Bertus

• Jul 26, 2013

Beautiful!