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  hortense

• Dec 13, 2005

Gene you prints are astounding must be the bromoil? I've been watching you images. WOW, I'd lilke to do this.
Thank you (for sharing),
Bob

 

• User Removed

• Dec 13, 2005

This image really has a powerful feeling to it! It reminds me of something I may have seen before, but I cannot put my finger on it. For some reason, I keep thinking of the Bible or something. I will have to get back to you and let ya know!

Very fine image!

 

• User Removed

• Dec 13, 2005

Okay, I think the image this reminds me of is one done by Jerry Uelsmann, with a bird (or maybe a person) flying in the sky into the sun. Very nice.

 

• toddstew

• Dec 14, 2005

I've just started checking out the galleries on a semi-regular basis, and the images that I've seen of yours are simply beautiful. It's a pleasure to view your work! Thanks for sharing such amazing work. This one is very poetic in its simplicity.
-todd

 

• Don Mills

• Dec 14, 2005

A wonderful image, as usual!

 

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  Curt

• Mar 14, 2006

Gene, Im 54 years old is there time to learn the Bromoil process?
All of the pictures in your gallery are just brilliant. They take me back to a time when everything was calm and peaceful. How large can you make an image? Does the physical size have a historical basis? Great work Gene

 

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  Gene_Laughter

• Mar 14, 2006

I took up bromoil (and actually serious photography) after retirement! LOL. You start off with an enlarged B/W print with bromoil so the size depends on how large you can print with your enlarger. I generally work with 8x10 and 11x14 papers, but some of my bromoilist friends prefer 16x20 or even 20x24 prints. I knew Norman Gryspeerdt, a reknown Brit bromoilsit, and he usually printed 16x20 size. Good luck! Gene

 

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  Wolfgang Moersch

• Jun 14, 2008

Great shot and a wonderful print Gene.
I am just clicking through your gallery - it is a great pleasure.