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This is so beautiful. You are super talented. I absolutely love your work. You need to set up a darkroom and start to do prints. The scans do not do your work the justice they deserve.

You're too kind :1247: I had small dark room for doing medium format prints and I was awful at "editing" them. Also had zero room in my apartment bathroom so it was all sold off. There's a company out of state that does amazing wet printing work but their prices are well beyond what I could afford. I do have a nice ink jet printer but I cant seem to setup my computer and the printer profiles just right to get the prints as seen on screen so I kind of gave up on that as well.
 
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This is so beautiful. You are super talented. I absolutely love your work. You need to set up a darkroom and start to do prints. The scans do not do your work the justice they deserve.

You're too kind :1247: I had small dark room for doing medium format prints and I was awful at "editing" them. Also had zero room in my apartment bathroom so it was all sold off. There's a company out of state that does amazing wet printing work but their prices are well beyond what I could afford. I do have a nice ink jet printer but I cant seem to setup my computer and the printer profiles just right to get the prints as seen on screen so I kind of gave up on that as well.
Man, that's unfortunate.
 
A shot of one of my playgrounds in Central Florida . Arbuckle Creek F100, Nikon 28-70 3.5-4.5 HP5
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This is so beautiful. You are super talented. I absolutely love your work. You need to set up a darkroom and start to do prints. The scans do not do your work the justice they deserve.

You're too kind :1247: I had small dark room for doing medium format prints and I was awful at "editing" them. Also had zero room in my apartment bathroom so it was all sold off. There's a company out of state that does amazing wet printing work but their prices are well beyond what I could afford. I do have a nice ink jet printer but I cant seem to setup my computer and the printer profiles just right to get the prints as seen on screen so I kind of gave up on that as well.

I'm with JC on you getting prints out of your stuff. Many community colleges still offer film photo classes with darkrooms. Maybe you could find a photo club/group in your area and "borrow" another member's darkroom.
 
Nice work, @webestang64 ! I've grown to really like LPD. :thumbyo:

Still can't bring myself to use RC paper, though. I know it's come a long way, is faster, uses less water in the wash, etc. Silly person, me. :1247: These look great!
 
Nice work, @webestang64 ! I've grown to really like LPD. :thumbyo:

Still can't bring myself to use RC paper, though. I know it's come a long way, is faster, uses less water in the wash, etc. Silly person, me. :1247: These look great!

Thanks for the comments! LPD is my favorite paper developer, been using it for the last 25 years. I do understand the "fiber based paper" mentally. Better overall tones, longer lasting. But I must say Ilford's RC portfolio paper is outstanding. And as far as longevity, I have RC prints I made in the early 80's and they look fine to me. Plus, a hundred years from now I won't know the difference....LOL
 
Nice work, @webestang64 ! I've grown to really like LPD. :thumbyo:

Still can't bring myself to use RC paper, though. I know it's come a long way, is faster, uses less water in the wash, etc. Silly person, me. :1247: These look great!

Thanks for the comments! LPD is my favorite paper developer, been using it for the last 25 years. I do understand the "fiber based paper" mentally. Better overall tones, longer lasting. But I must say Ilford's RC portfolio paper is outstanding. And as far as longevity, I have RC prints I made in the early 80's and they look fine to me. Plus, a hundred years from now I won't know the difference....LOL
what do you use for stop bath and fixer?
 

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