I wanted this to look like some of the old Near East images that I have come across, so I really messed up some Tri-x in old D76 developer.
Nikon F2SB with Nikkor 55mm f2.8 Micro.
Arched Doorway.
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I wanted this to look like some of the old Near East images that I have come across, so I really messed up some Tri-x in old D76 developer.
Nikon F2SB with Nikkor 55mm f2.8 Micro.
I feel a sense of invitation and mystery in this picture!
Thank you – 🙂
David.
You have some great tones in this one.
Thanks: more so considering I was not sure the film would give me the result I was hoping for (old film, old developer)
David.
Because I don’t do so much film as I would like – sporadic is a good word for it – I’ve learnt to accept that less than optimum may not give the best but it can certainly give something worthwhile.
Reblogged this on The Legion of Door Whores.
Thanks again Adrian.
David.
Pleasure David, its a great image, well captured.
Loved this picture. I really like that it ends in some stairs. Why is the frame so thick?
Thanks.
Border size?
It is because that is the way I usually frame an image when it comes out of the darkroom, or frame prints from my digital thingy.
David.
Oh! Interesting. Thanks for answering. Love your photography!
Thanks Virginia,
I was never happy with the way some of my images appeared on the screen, Decided that by reproducing something similar to the mount board I used helped.
Well I hope so 🙂
David.
Good composition! Make eye calm!
Thanks Eldin,
Pleased you liked it.
David.