Bridges converging

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  oolalajp

• Mar 10, 2012

wonderful pov; love the contrast between the dark on the left and bright on the right, too. question: what's kodak hie?

 

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  jshaw35

• Mar 10, 2012

oolalajp said:

wonderful pov; love the contrast between the dark on the left and bright on the right, too. question: what's kodak hie?

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Thanks for the comment. Kodak HIE film is a high speed infrared black and white film. It can be developed with regular b&w film developers such as Kodak D-76. It has to be handled a little more carefully as it scratches easily and must be loaded and unloaded in total darkness. Unfortunately it has been discontinued for several years.

 

• Rich Ullsmith

• Mar 11, 2012

This is a really gorgeous negative, full frame.

 

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  Vincent Brady

• Mar 11, 2012

Nice shot again in IR. But if this is a neg. scan I think it is not right to introduce a sepia tone to it via PS and show it here. Sepia toning is a post darkroom operation and should IMO be only used when the print has been toned.

 

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  jshaw35

• Mar 11, 2012

Vincent Brady (TEX) said:

Nice shot again in IR. But if this is a neg. scan I think it is not right to introduce a sepia tone to it via PS and show it here. Sepia toning is a post darkroom operation and should IMO be only used when the print has been toned.

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Thanks for the reply. Point taken, I'll keep that in mind for future submissions.

 

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  Jersey Vic

• Mar 11, 2012

Looks great.. I love it

 

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  tony lockerbie

• Mar 11, 2012

Love the shot, don't have any problem with the brown...you will just have to make a print to match it that's all

 

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  jshaw35

• Mar 12, 2012

Thanks for the comments everyone.