Chained and Locked

I love the shapes and tones ! Well done !

Actually I do not like the tones. This photo really can benefit from more careful printing. I think "burning the edges and top left is needed.
The contrast is very flat. I wonder if the print is underdeveloped. I do not know your experience level, and I do not mean to be harsh. Just giving a bump for growth. If I have offended I am sorry.

This print or photograph needs more separation between the shadows and highlights. Anyway I hope my comments are of some help. Keep up the work! I should just get off the computers (most of my work has been digital for a few years now)... and get into the darkroom

I see this is a scan from negative. I do wonder if any of us should be posting negative scans IMO. The photo is NOT done yet! IMO.
Best.
--vincent

Vincent, well.. I can see that posting this half-way-done work has its value, the value of your comment to the author, I guess.

links to the past?

nice shot.

Thanks to all for taking the time to comment about this photo.

If I've offended any by posting a scanned image I'm sorry, I took APUG to mean Analog Photography Users Group, not Analog Printer Users Group. I'm in the early phases of printing and will post scans of them as I print them.

Looks just fine on my monitor, and will make a nice print when you get to it. I appreciate the lock that shows the scale of the links.

I like it. And that should be enough. : )