Photographic print on fibre based paper. Previously posted as a straight scan from negative here As in the previous post the print has more contrast (I also did some burning in) but the detail in the trees has gone. I think If I’d given this negative more exposure I could
Two images of the same subject. One is a straight scan from the negative with ‘auto levels’ applied in Picasa. The other (the featured image) is a photographic print on fibre based paper. I reversed the negative when making the print so the image would read ‘correctly’ i.e from left
A bright but lifeless winter day in West Cumbria. More snow today! Spring feels slow to happen this year. Bridgefoot, West Cumbria, March 2013
A soft and misty early morning on Derwent Water looking towards ‘The Jaws of Borrowdale’ Lake District, Cumbria, UK, March 2013
Ilford Pan F+ developed in Rodinal. Photographic print on Ilford Multigrade RC paper Glen Affric, Scotland, February 2013
The Ennerdale Valley a remote corner of the English Lake District. Can you believe they wanted to plough a huge road through here to a low access for the creation of an underground nuclear waste storage facility? Apparently it would have been the size of a small city! Thankfully someone
Three images of the River Affric in the Scottish Highlands. One on 35mm T-Max 100 and the other two on Fuji Velvia 120. Two shots are at 1/2 sec exposure and one at 10 secs. Scotland, February 2013
Photographic print on fibre based paper. Selenium toned. Image posted previously as a straight scan from negative here Print scanned on a cheap flat bed scanner. Seahouses, Northumberland, UK, October 2012
Classic View of Great Gable across Innominate Tarn on Haystacks in the English Lake District. Photographic print on fibre based paper Cumbria, January 2013
Gotta love those Velvia colours! Loch Morlich, Glenmore, Scotland, February 2013
JOHN PICKLES 