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very very nice

I don't shoot b&w myself. But your image is fantastic, and it's square. No need to crop, the lens sees what it sees. I'm a purist.

Outstanding!

Please make a photographic wet print from the negative to see if the image still holds up!!!! Your image is artistically fantastic. I am not sure that you could do this in the darkroom; this in my opinion makes it a digital image and not an analog image (i.e. the purpose of this org.); Therefore, the only way to prove it is to take that negative and chemically develop, stop bath, fix and tone it and then scan the finished print. Only make adjustments to make the scanned image resemble the print. This would give the image "credibility" as a traditional photographic print. Otherwise, this is a digital image.

Normally I wouldn't comment if I can't offer any suggestions for improvement, but this comment is simply to register my appreciation.

Excellent shot - please take it out of the critique gallery (unless you've posted it only to show what we should be aiming for ..... )

Cheers,

I would like to print this in the wet darkroom, but I don't have access to one at this time. Still I'm confident that this photograph could be done in the wet darkroom as well, and I do not agree that this is a digital image like from a digital camera. The scan is based on the negative, just as a traditional print would. All the information is in the negative.

reminds me of a Yves Tanguy painting.very "otherwordly".
nicely done.

Jim

Nice work. I think Tom Stanworth is talking about Michael Kenna and this does resemble some of his work. Good photograph. doc

Fantastic.

great Image I will ove to know if you have a link to a larger copy hard to makee out the finer details on the computer