More Turkish Delight!

[Bruce Robbins]

Burning in, masking, sepia toning, selenium toning...it's all in the latest post at my website, The Online Darkroom, by Istanbul's Omar Ozenir.

Please feel encouraged to stop by for what is a very good read and an excellent exposition of some tricky darkroom techniques.

 

[EASmithV]

great post, i learned a lot. It's been too long since i made a print...

 

[Bruce Robbins]

Thanks! Time to look out those darkroom materials again and get stuck in!

Bruce

 

[ParkerSmithPhoto]

Great job. I really enjoy these posts and his fine photography. Istanbul is a magical city.

 

[brucemuir]

Nice effort and I thank you for it.

can't find the 'thumps up" smiley/icon so I'll just say it.
Well done!

 

[Mustafa Umut Sarac]

At 70s , one american had had visited Istanbul. He enters the bath and after 10 minutes , he calls the central and says the soaps were not dissolving in the water . Officer comes and says you put the Turkish Delights in to the water ! American man thinks turkish delights were soap cubes

 

[StoneNYC]

At 70s , one american had had visited Istanbul. He enters the bath and after 10 minutes , he calls the central and says the soaps were not dissolving in the water . Officer comes and says you put the Turkish Delights in to the water ! American man thinks turkish delights were soap cubes

~Stone

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[baachitraka]

Omar is doing great job. Sure it will inspire many darkroom newbies like me. Also thanks to Bruce Robbins for his effort to bring the original work in English.

 

[ooze]

I'm glad that my posts are of use and inspiration to some people.

Kind Regards