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hooks

hooks

here is shot from my outing to opus 40.

in another critique we discussed coating the papers in different ways to make the image appear "float". i like to see brush strokes on the final print. i usually only have them on the right and left side of the image. what do you think about having them all the way around?

any tips on my VDB printing?

todays partly cloudy day was a bit challenging.
Location
Opus 40 saugerties ny
Equipment Used
chamonix 8x10 165 SA
Exposure
f22
Film & Developer
foma 100 pyro hd 2:2:100
Paper & Developer
VDB
hi eddie
personally I'm not big on brushstrokes, I try and keep them very subtle. the print looks pretty good. the contrast could be a little higher, perhaps a negative with more contrast? For a single coat print it looks good. I usually double coat. toning also deepens the blacks but also changes the colour of the print.
-david
 
Perfect subject for a VDB print, and I do like those brush strokes. These don't always work for me, but on this shot the strokes suit the subject matter well.
Tony
 

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HP HP Scanjet G4050
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