Chuch windows, Version 2

I like this one best.

I think this is much stronger. I like the tone and the general brightness of the image. It symbolizes to me the light that a church should emanate.

I wholeheartedly agree with Henderson. The warm color and tone in this image very much suits the subject matter.

Can you be more specific about what you did to tone these images? All three are different from eachother. They are very nice, all three of them!

I agree with the above comments and like Thomas, I would also like to know what toner or toners you used. It looks a little bit like lith or sepia and gold to get this pink look.

I still have a small amount of Agfa RC paper so might try and do the same as you have.

Thanks

pentaxuser

Hi, to all of you and thanks for your comments.
- The darkest one has an initial exposes at 10, 9 sec. I use a stop clock from RH design, and from there, there are several burn in. That one is bleach in 4 min (I think, almost shure) and redeveloped in sepia.
- The lighter one has an initial exposes at 5, 87 sec and the same steps with burning. Same bleach and redeveloped.
I have used a receipt from an English printer, Mike Crawford. If anyone wants it I can post it here.
OM

Thomas,
I have to admit that I have looked at several of your and Andrew's posts and your techniques by slightly bleaching and toning. Thanks for sharing your knowledge her! Your work has inspired med to work harder in the dark!
- OM