Harmonious combinations of beautiful natural scenery and respectfull architecture are priceless. This photograph was taken at the Pyrenées last summer few minutes before sunset.
Sunday picture #39
Sunday picture #38: getting into portraits
Darkroom experiments #4
Hello,
As you may see, I do continue with Lith experiments. This is a Lith print of an image I took last winter during a misty morning by the sea. I thought it was very poetical and feel that the Lith process adds to it a je ne sais quoi that renders it even more beautiful. Hope you like it. Happy Sunday!
-T.
Technical details:
Developer: Arista EasyLith, dilution 1:20.
Paper: Ilford FB Warmtone.
Did overexpose it by 3 stops by doubling the original development time and opening the lens at the enlarger by 1 stop.
Development time: 13′
Scan from print.
Darkroom experiments #3
Hello Everyone,
Today I would like to share my first experiment with an alternative technique called “Lith Printing”. Here you can find a brief description of the aforementioned process.
This is the “original” print on Ilford FB paper. Scan from print.
And here it is a lith print from the same negative.
Technical details:
Chemicals: Easy Lith (from Free Style), dilution 1:30.
Exposure 170” at f/8.
Development time: 14′ at 33º C.
Paper: Fomatone MG Classic 131 (glossy), from Bohemia, Czech Republic.
Scan from print.
Darkroom experiments #2
Technical details:
Exposed 35” f/ 8, (filter grade 5).
Ilford FB Classic, neutral tone.
Developed in Eukobrome. No toning.
