The tone on this print is beautiful but I think the image would be stronger if you cropped off the tree on the left and some of the right side as well. This would open up the image and focus more attention on the tree overhanging the water, which is the interesting element in this image.
yes its fotospeed as for the resin coated paper as it was my first time in printing lith i didnt want to use fibre in case i wasted the paper so i used some ilford warmtone . i was told it would take at least five mins for an image to appear and that on that paper i would need to have the developer at 40 deg so the first paper i popped in the develpoer the image appeared striaght away which was a shock so i turned on the light after stop and fix ,there was no lith effect at all . i remembered that with new solution i was supposed to pop some paper into the solution and leave for a while to get better results so under my safelight i went into a box of paper that i was given which has no name just a black box with black plastic covering the paper so i used that as i thought it would be fogged as its about five years old ,when i popped this into the developer with the light on for the first time nothing hppened at all it took around four mins to start to change colour then it went slightly yellow so i tried again with this paper and these are the results. my only worry is now i only have around twenty sheets of this paper and i dont know what it is . i can say thatbfore it goes into the fix it changes colour to pink then goes that nice yellow colour .thanks for all your nice comments i will keep posting
hi thanks for your comments im pleased you all like i didnt crop the print because i took a series of pictures ,this one was the furthest away and each time i got closer the last neg has the tree overhanging the water and on the left the small branch coming out of the water ,i will post this so you can see the difference. thomas im not sure what you mean,do you mean resin coated in genaral ps thanks once again ,wayne