thornton force

Interesting results you get with the lith developer. Is this Agfa MCC118?

I like the grainy look, but the print feels a bit flat on my monitor. The texture is great, though, and it has a definite aged and days-of-old feel to it. How does the neg print in standard chemistry?

- Thom

hi thanks for your comments the paper is agfa mcc 111fb classic . in normal developer the fall prints well at grade 3 although to the left of the fall needed dodging ,there was no detail in the sky so i cropped just below the tree line which made it look better as a normal print but i liked the look of the trees and sky with the lith

I really like the lith approach to this shot. I suspect it was quite a grey day as contrast is OK. Trees, sky and fall are excellent, but just a little too dark to the right of the fall for me. It's interesting how perception of a picture is influenced by personal exoerience - I once spent an hour sitting behind this waterfall watching the water roar over my head- mesmerising!

Rob

This really has captured a 19th century look for me in a way that I've seldom seen. Looks great. A touch of F Frith here.

Yeah true. I think the white 'ortho' look of the sky and the merging together, tonally, of the upper rock face really cinches it.

i like the timeless feel here - reminiscent of the pioneers of photography ... I was there only 3 weeks ago ........

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