Any interest in a new alt print exchange?

[Rolleiflexible]

Scott, I too received the prints. The carousel photo is genius! Please don’t feel bad. This was always intended to be a no-hassle exchange. Your carousel print made it worth the wait.

 

[mfohl]

PS - how's the 20x24?

 

[fgorga]

I, too, received Scott's prints in the mail today. Both are great! The Carousel really outshines the quiet Stone Wall print. They are worth the wait.

I do hope that you are planning on entering a Carousel print in the Labor Day art show I see mentioned on the park website.

I looked the park up because I have a sister (and 91+ year old mother) who live north of DC. I may have to brave the traffic and visit the park/carousel on my next trip down that way. (Living at the end of a dirt road in a very rural area of NH, I am not fond of urban, or even suburban driving.

I'm looking forward to the next round. I made a few test prints on salted-paper this afternoon in my cool basement dim room.

 

[TheFlyingCamera]

PS - how's the 20x24?

Me? I don't have a 20x24. I do have a 14x17. It gets very sparing use due to the cost of operation - $25 per shutter click just to make the negative! Printing those in Pt/Pd more than doubles that cost.

 

[mfohl]

Me? I don't have a 20x24. I do have a 14x17. It gets very sparing use due to the cost of operation - $25 per shutter click just to make the negative! Printing those in Pt/Pd more than doubles that cost.

Sorry, I thought it was you. Somebody had a 20x24 at Photostock last year. I think it's about $5 per sheet of paper to make a contact print, nevermind the film.

 

[Patrick Robert James]

I may be interested and may be able to rope someone else in too.

 

[koraks]

@TheFlyingCamera your prints made it to Europe! I received them, two beautiful palladium prints, with excellent dmax (I couldn't help but noticing), and beautiful images in the first place. Very happy with them - well worth the wait!