St. Oliver Plunkett's Church

• thefizz

• Feb 9, 2008

Maybe its my monitor but some of the light areas in the grass look very blown out. The print is fine, must be my scanning skills, or lack of :-(.

 

• Fintan

• Feb 9, 2008

its a fine representation of the print fizz, you'll never get a scan to look like the print.

its a brilliant print and lovely toning from our workshop, well done

 

• Andrew Moxom

• Feb 9, 2008

Beautiful image indeed. I'd love to attend one of the Tim Rudman workshops at some point. Looks like it paid off.

 

• walter23

• Feb 9, 2008

Wow, where'd you get the 820C aura?

 

• Stoo Batchelor

• Feb 9, 2008

Looks great on my monitor. Very nice indeed

Would you mind sharing some more tech details, such as, home brew sepia or shop bought. If variable, how much addative etc. I ask this because it displays lovely brown tones which I always find hard to do without selenium toning afterwards.

Cheers

Stoo

 

• pentaxuser

• Feb 9, 2008

Looks fine to me. It is after all IR. Sharing tech details is good but based on where you've just been and for me, sharing Tim Rudman might be better!

pentaxuser

 

• rshepard

• Feb 9, 2008

I'm certain that Tim is proud of you as a student. You obviously learned a lot from his workshop, and know how to put it into action. Wonderful print.

Rich

 

• fatboy22

• Feb 10, 2008

Very Cool Image, What a location! I still have a stash of Maco IR 820C Aura film. It was much better than the regular version. Gives you more of that HIE look! Great job!

Jamie

 

• Dave Miller

• Feb 10, 2008

Works very well Fizz, one to be proud of, looks like the Lith workshop paid dividends.

 

• thefizz

• Feb 10, 2008

Thanks everyone for your comments, much appreciated.

Walter23: "where'd you get the 820C aura?"
I took this shot in the summer of 2006 when I stocked up on this film due to it being discontinued during that year. Its my favorite IR film of them all and I only have a few rolls left now :-(

Stoo: "Would you mind sharing some more tech details, such as, home brew sepia or shop bought. If variable, how much addative etc"
I will check my notes later Stoo and post as much info as I can.

We will have Tim over again in May for a bleaching workshop so I'm really looking forward to that.