Fog forest

• JohnMeadows

• Jan 27, 2011

Lovely atmosphere!

 

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  Thomas Bertilsson

• Jan 27, 2011

Beautiful.

Do you ever print these in the darkroom? Would love to see a print.

 

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  semeuse

• Jan 27, 2011

very nice - I'm expecting the past to come walking right up through the trees

 

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  Ezzie

• Jan 27, 2011

Thank you all.

@Thomas. No prints yet. Got hold of an enlarger last week. But it will take some months before I have a darkroom ready. And boy do I look forward to printing a lot of this material. Thank you for the encouragement.

 

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  Thomas Bertilsson

• Jan 27, 2011

Ezzie said:

@Thomas. No prints yet. Got hold of an enlarger last week. But it will take some months before I have a darkroom ready. And boy do I look forward to printing a lot of this material. Thank you for the encouragement.

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Good for you! Glad to hear it.

 

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  Sanjay Sen

• Jan 27, 2011

Ah, so dreamy! Wonderful atmosphere, and lovely photograph.

 

• whlogan

• Jan 27, 2011

I am amazed by the gradation you appear to be getting from the caffenol developer! It is truly wonderful. Once I get home from Florida I must try this out. Smooth gradation like this is something I have been in quest for for a long time. If this is the answer I will take it and use it! Thank you all!
Logan

 

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  Ezzie

• Jan 27, 2011

Thank you again.

Caffenol-C variants are strong on a number of issues. They give smooth micro contrast, they compensate to a certain degree which can be used to reign in highlights, yet allow shadows to develop. On certain films it can be speed enhancing. The negatives may look a bit flat, but yield a full range of tones. I've read good things about a number of films in Caffenol, but my experience is limited to Acros 100, TMX and TMY-2. All good performers in Caffenol.

 

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  Guillaume Zuili

• Jan 27, 2011

Fantastic.
G.