Stain Table

• Christian Olivet

• Dec 27, 2004

Jeremy, I love to see a full range of tones in palladium prints. They don't need to be soft to be nice. I really like the look of this one

 

• Jorge

• Dec 27, 2004

Good job Jeremy, IMO this is a perfect tonality, I think you got the IR DBI nailed buddy...

 

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  Melisa Taylor

• Dec 27, 2004

I don't know about the dbi thing (not sure what you are referring to), but I DO know that this is a nice print. I think the tonal range is quite nice. Especially with so much white in the picture. There's detail in everything.

You did a great job!

 

• Jorge

• Dec 27, 2004

Melisa. DBI= development by inspection. You turn a green light on and look how far the negative has developed. In Jeremy's case he is using an Infra Red viewer to inspect the negative instead of a green light. If you visit Michael A Smith's site, there is a good article on DBI.

 

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  Jim Moore

• Dec 27, 2004

Nicely done Jeremy!

Melisa, here is a direct link to the thread Jorge is referring to.

http://www.michaelandpaula.com/mp/AzoForum/one.asp?ID=6011&PgNo=&GID=6011&CID=2

 

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  mikepry

• Dec 27, 2004

I love images of tools of the trade and you've captured it so well. This is very pleasing to the eye. Very easy to look at.