Boneyard

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  papagene

• Sep 18, 2015

Yer onna roll Jon!!

 

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  jovo

• Sep 18, 2015

Thanks. gene. It hasn't been easy to learn a new visual language, but I continue to try!!

 

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  Bruce Osgood

• Sep 18, 2015

Never disappointed by your images. Something to count on. Your D-76 1:1 (1+1?) of 9:30, that is inversion time isn't it? Not rotary.

 

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  jovo

• Sep 19, 2015

Thank you, Bruce. I soak film in water for a minute or two, then, in a Patterson tank, I pour in the developer and agitate (rotary) for 30", and then 10" every minute. I used to invert the tank, but it was too often leaky, so I don't do that any more.

 

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  juan

• Sep 19, 2015

Nice one. Big Talbot Island is an ever changing subject.

 

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  Henry Alive

• Sep 19, 2015

As always, your photography is simply excellent. Congratulations.Henry.

 

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  Shawn Dougherty

• Sep 19, 2015

the lower cloud and that branch! =)

 

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  jovo

• Sep 19, 2015

Thanks, Henry and Shawn. As carefully as I try to put the edges where they make sense, I don't always consciously recognize some of the subtle relationships that go into those decisions. So, thanks, Shawn, for pointing out the cloud and branch relationship.

 

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  David A. Goldfarb

• Sep 19, 2015

Nice one, John!

 

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  jovo

• Sep 19, 2015

Thanks, David.