Copper Falls, Wisconsin

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  noseoil

• Aug 27, 2004

Mike, much better contrast on this print compared to the recent kallitype. Looks like you've gotten things working better and are going in the right direction with the palladium. I agree that this is a wonderful site with quality people.

P.S. Nice print too.

 

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  Stan. L-B

• Aug 27, 2004

Congratulation.
The first cut is the deepest and most memorable, not to mention, often the most expensive.
Looking forward to seeing your progress particularly with PT/PL, you could say Willis was the salt of the system - founded by a Brit. naturally!
You must keep detailed notes, and, do not throw anything way.....

 

• Jorge

• Aug 27, 2004

Welcome to the club Mike, I wish my second print had been as good as yours. BTW, Mike also e mail me a shot of the engine he posted earlier done in palladium and I have to say it is absolutely wonderful too.......

 

• BWGirl

• Aug 27, 2004

Nice falls, Mike! I really like the toning!
Jeanette

 

• Leon

• Aug 29, 2004

this is very nice Mike, very, very nice indeed.

 

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  Grace Cox

• Sep 1, 2004

Thank you for getting the palladium down pat! You are able to make some strong and unique images. I love the whites here, they're not muddy and very delicate. Great!

 

• JMcLaug351

• Sep 2, 2004

Mike, very good print. I too, have loved APUG. I can't even begin to count the ways this site has helped me in my photography. A wonderful site with great people. Just being able see such a wonderful variety of images and techniques every day is inspiring.
JOHN

 

• John McCallum

• Sep 19, 2004

Really lovely image Mike. Like it very much. best, John.

 

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  SuzanneR

• Sep 19, 2004

I love the quality of this print, and PT/PL in general. It's been years since I printed it, but back then I started to mask off the black around the image. It seems so dark and heavy around these incredibly delicate tones in the photograph. Nonethelees, very well done.