oaks and hut 3

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  Andrew Moxom

• Apr 14, 2009

Another good one... SO which do you prefer?

 

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  Mayfair710

• Apr 14, 2009

hmmmm a totally different look here...much more subtle with a lovely peachy tone..i like it too! which do YOU prefer?

 

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  MVNelson

• Apr 14, 2009

Thanks Andrew and Marianne . The no. 2 version in hand has such marvelous vibrant colors so if I had to choose one that would be it. However, I will mount both and live with them for a bit and I am sure, depending on mood, will choose different . This one has a nice creamy glow that I like.

 

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  dlin

• Apr 14, 2009

Lovely, Miles. I too love the soft glow and subtlety of this one.

All the best,
Daniel

 

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  Andrew Moxom

• Apr 14, 2009

One thing to remember Miles is that I believe this to be the first one in the soup. With lith, the color can change from print to print. If you are not using old fogged paper or old brown to 'season' the developer, you will get this gradual color shift on the first few prints until the developer gets seasoned. Then the color and developer may only be good for 5 or 6 prints before you need to refresh it.

 

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  MVNelson

• Apr 14, 2009

thanks Daniel, and for the tip Andrew ....

 

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  Wolfgang Moersch

• Apr 14, 2009

 

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  david b

• Apr 14, 2009

This is fantastic. I prefer this one

 

• mike c

• Apr 14, 2009

I like this one also ,much lighter tone gives the expression open easy can of atmosphere. Also more detial in the dark areas opens the print up,not as harsh as the other.

 

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  MVNelson

• Apr 15, 2009

Thanks david and mike , thanks Wolfgang for inspiration and chemistry that I not even sure I'm mixing correctly but are fun to work with ......