In memory

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  TheToadMen

• Oct 11, 2013

Very well done! VanDykeBrown is a very nice process, isn't it?

 

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  davido

• Oct 11, 2013

This is really good! Very sad, when you read how young they all died. Is that orange marker? It's really effective.

 

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  Eric Rose

• Oct 11, 2013

I think on those days a 30 year old was considered pretty long in the tooth given the conditions they had to survive in.

 

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  cliveh

• Oct 11, 2013

What amazed me about the Van Dyke Process is how image permanent it is too bright light, which I found quite unusual for such a historic process. I placed a Van Dyke brown on a table with a stone on top during a couple of weeks of August in the UK. The sun was burningly (mega) bright. On removing the stone there was no indication of any bleaching or darkening of image.

 

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  SuzanneR

• Oct 11, 2013

Wow, wonderful image.

 

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  Barry S

• Oct 11, 2013

Great image and sobering to see such early deaths. Thank science for vaccines!

 

• Aristotle80

• Oct 12, 2013

Yes, this one is great.

 

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  cliveh

• Oct 14, 2013

Thanks for kind comments.