Laura

Oh you kill me, you really do....in a good way, because right afterwards, I feel resurrected......amazing as always, and food for thought. Thanks for posting again. K

I'm late to the chorus, but this really is superb.

this one beautiful print!
it has almost the feel
of a fresco in an ancient chapel.

as always, i look forward to the next!

john

i love the use of this process with this subject. it pairs up well

Remarkable bromoil. My own attempts so far have turned out flat, drab and totally lacking in detail!

bwakel said:

Remarkable bromoil. My own attempts so far have turned out flat, drab and totally lacking in detail!

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Thanks again, all.
Thankfully, Laura also seems to like it, even though she says, she cant really see her self in the image..
Thats the interesting part. I'll do som more of her.

Bwakel.
I have the same problems as you describe, when I try the "classic" way of doing bromoil.

That's one of the reasons I use liquid emulsion as base for the original image.

(I use the czeck FOMA emulsion, as it seems it is "born" for this technique.. (the Kentmere SE1 was soo difficult, and other brands I have tried also presents difficulties. Maybe there is hardener in those emulsions... The FOMA has a little extra bottle of hardener one can use - I never do! THANKS FOMA!!)