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Ms. Toad

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15. Thank you.

Thu Dec 5, 2024, 05:25 PM

Dec 5

They are even richer in the actual prints! I love split filtering - I get those blacks almost effortlessly - without sacrificing the whites, or the information in the shadows. (The last is lost some I'm these photos of the prints.)

If you're working in the darkroom and haven't tried it, you should. The process I learned is different from anything I could find online - if you're interested I can post some images and explain it . . . but for now I'm off to our last rehearsal before the opening of a Christmas Carol (the musical). I'll never understand periods who are afraid they seek be good in retirement.

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My final project in Photo II (the second darkroom class in the BFA program I'm in) [View all] Ms. Toad Dec 5 OP

These are nice, the phone images show minor imperfections due to its camera Shellback Squid Dec 5 #1

The camera is a Nikkormat from the 70s. Ms. Toad Dec 5 #3

I'm very familiar with both, the 105 is a great portrait lens too Shellback Squid Dec 5 #8

I like those! 2naSalit Dec 5 #2

I'm expecting 100% Ms. Toad Dec 5 #4

Valid points... 2naSalit Dec 5 #5

The new lens took a bit of getting used to. Ms. Toad Dec 5 #6

Ooh ouch... 2naSalit Dec 5 #7

I load my own film Ms. Toad Dec 5 #13

I enjoyed looking at these. 3catwoman3 Dec 5 #9

Thank you! Ms. Toad Dec 5 #12

GMTA! 3catwoman3 Dec 5 #16

There is a new invention called "color film" - just kidding- these are wonderful Redleg Dec 5 #10

I highly recommend it. Ms. Toad Dec 5 #11

Nice blacks - Nigrum Cattus Dec 5 #14

Thank you. Ms. Toad Dec 5 #15