Willow, Lake, and Fog

• Too old to care

• Dec 17, 2012

Wonderful.

 

• cgross

• Dec 17, 2012

Wow!!!! Well done.

 

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  jovo

• Dec 17, 2012

Thank you Shawn, Totc, and cgross.

 

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  tony lockerbie

• Dec 17, 2012

Perfect in every way!

 

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  jovo

• Dec 17, 2012

Thank you, Tony.

 

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  photo_griz

• Dec 17, 2012

Lovely feeling you created hear. For me a feeling of being sheltered, yet able to look beyond. Will you try and match these tones when you print? I haven't even thought about printing yet, having just jumped from digital's ship.

 

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  jovo

• Dec 17, 2012

photo_griz said:

Lovely feeling you created hear. For me a feeling of being sheltered, yet able to look beyond. Will you try and match these tones when you print? I haven't even thought about printing yet, having just jumped from digital's ship.

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First, thank you. When this is printed it will be very similar in values. There are almost no ps adjustments to the scan; this is pretty much what's on the negative except for a slight burning in of the ulhc which is what I will also do when printing. Because of the fog, I developed about a minute longer than I usually would have and the contrast is what I expected. I've been doing this long enough that I develop from experience, and not from empirical testing. This will print fairly easily.

 

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  papagene

• Dec 17, 2012

Looks great John... I like this a lot!

 

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  StoneNYC

• Dec 17, 2012

Really calming, very nice!

 

• rbender

• Dec 17, 2012

Will make a lovely print. A nice add to the rest of your portfolio.