architecturally speaking...

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  mfohl

• Aug 27, 2015

Interesting! I knew it was yours before I saw the name!

 

• mike c

• Aug 27, 2015

I find it kind of abstract but figured these are the eve's on a house in Japan, tone's are excellent.

 

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  oolalajp

• Aug 27, 2015

thanks to you both for looking and commenting. @mfohl - i hope that's a good thing ;-) @mike - this is a section of a wall surrounding a house/property here in the kansai region of japan; i'm not sure why one part of the wall is overlapping another part, and i think the unusualness of the scene was what caught my attention.

 

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  Peter Rockstroh01

• Aug 27, 2015

It looks like N+ development to make the textures and details pop out of the paper. The 3-D effect you achieved is wonderfull !

 

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  oolalajp

• Aug 28, 2015

@peter - thanks for your comment. what is N+?

 

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  Peter Rockstroh01

• Aug 29, 2015

N+ is Normal+ development, meaning you develop longer than normal. This produces a contrastier negative which, printed on the right paper, can, for example, enhance the appearance of textures.

 

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  tony lockerbie

• Aug 29, 2015

Nice series, and I love the sheen on the buildings here...what B&W is all about.

 

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  oolalajp

• Aug 29, 2015

@peter - then this is not N+. development time was 12 minutes. @tony - thanks!