Tellabardine

• roy

• Oct 23, 2005

"Wunderbar" ! It looks the perfect exposure to me. Was this one application of gum and which pigment was it. Sorry for the questions but I love the colour you have produced.

 

• micek

• Oct 23, 2005

beautiful, beautiful, beautiful

 

• CarlRadford

• Oct 23, 2005

Its a long way to walk Kerik Well that's one for the list then - it really is a stunning little church and this image is stunning. The light from the central window on the floor is beautiful and I really like have the three windows in the frame along with the grate on the floor. Off to the darkroom to continue my journey.

 

• CarlRadford

• Oct 23, 2005

How was the enlarged neg made Kerik - computer or film?

 

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  noseoil

• Oct 23, 2005

Nicely seen and printed. Also curious about the negative; "is it real, or is it Memorex?" In any event this is a choice image and well printed. If it is a digital negative, I don't have a problem with it at all, as the actual print is certainly real. Almost thought it was one of Scooter's VDB prints in the thumbnail. tim

 

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  Kerik

• Oct 23, 2005

 

• Tom Stanworth

• Oct 23, 2005

atmospheric in the extreme. You can feel it, smell it....I just love simple images with questions such as this. Timeless.

Tom S

 

• markbb

• Oct 23, 2005

Kerik,
Lovely range here, and well composed (without the stairs to would be too balanced). Can you point me to a description of the Real Digital Negative - is it printing onto a transparent film?

 

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  Chuck_P

• Oct 23, 2005

Nice photograph. The first thing to catch my eye, compositionally speaking, was the windows that range from smallest to largest on a diagonal line moving left to right. It led my eye off to the right, but then back again. Nice.

CP

 

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  scootermm

• Oct 23, 2005

quite gorgeous kerik. imagine the print in person is that much more exquisit.