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Distractions


gauthier

Scanned from a 8x10 print, sepia and selenium toned. I may or may not not be obvious in the scan, but the tonal separation in the highlights is the best I ever had; using a large 4x5 negative certainly helped, but it probably has a lot to do with my recent switch to HC-110 (dilution B, 6 minutes for this HP5+ sheet) and to the fact that I added some HC-110 to the paper developer bath as well (10 ml per litre; apparently, it lowers the threshold dor minimal exposure).Anyway, this is the first of a series of studio pictures sharing the same concept (I posted a "preview" Polaroid a few days ago).I'll post the rest in the next few days.(Uploaded March 3, 2004)


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Phillipe the technical details are somewhat lost on me but to me this is a very convincing evocation of a 19th century studio piece. Very nice!
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Wonderful sepia and selenium toning, plus a timeless elegance of the composition. I look forward to more of this series ;)
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Although this photo is a good illustration of the importance of printing technique, I find the mirror in the picture to be extremely distracting. I am not sure whether this is because the mirror bisects the model's head or because of the discontinuity between the dark background and the bright reflected room. Personnaly, I think photographer's image "The Huntress" is a much better picture.
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