Trunks

• Steve Goldstein

• May 4, 2020

How did you get this color in the print? It suits the subject well to my eyes.

 

• henpe

• May 4, 2020

@Steve Goldstein
The color is from a brief bath in 'Viradon' brown toner (approx 2 min if i recall); direct toning, i.e. *no* prior bleaching of the print before the toning bath.
Regards
Henrik

 

• Maxwell

• May 4, 2020

I find this a great image - the feeling of depth (dark foreground trees and lighter ones in the ackground) and the feeling of light - really invokes a feeling of spring for me. Thank you

 

• JWMster

• May 4, 2020

Very nice. I was looking at Moersch Chemie stuff the other day and think in their Eco Developer they had some images treated with this. Is this another example?
It really looks sweet. I like the sense of the textures this gives and the sharp tree trunks as contrast.

 

• henpe

• May 4, 2020

@JWMster
Thank you! You are correct, the print was developed in Moersch Eco4812 (1+14). I find Eco4812 a very nice and reliable paper dev.

 

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  Raphael

• May 5, 2020

Very nice, a lot of details and beautiful tones. I thought initially that it was shot on infrared film. Did you use a lens filter ?