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So I've been playing in the toners again. :razz:
This is from an infrared negative (HIE). Brad and I were in Florida a couple years back in a State Park. We walked all the way out on this peninsula towards sunset, then turned and walked all the way back. When I looked back, I saw that ours were the only footprints and could not resist this shot.
I decided to dual tone this print. I bleached for about 20 seconds, rinsed the print, then gave it about 10 seconds in sepia toner. After a quick wash, I slipped this in selenium, 1:20, for about 20 seconds, to deepen the blacks.
Not sure how well all the color shifts will show up from this scan, but I can say with assurance this is probably the most archival print I own at the moment.
Thanks for looking!
This is from an infrared negative (HIE). Brad and I were in Florida a couple years back in a State Park. We walked all the way out on this peninsula towards sunset, then turned and walked all the way back. When I looked back, I saw that ours were the only footprints and could not resist this shot.
I decided to dual tone this print. I bleached for about 20 seconds, rinsed the print, then gave it about 10 seconds in sepia toner. After a quick wash, I slipped this in selenium, 1:20, for about 20 seconds, to deepen the blacks.
Not sure how well all the color shifts will show up from this scan, but I can say with assurance this is probably the most archival print I own at the moment.
Thanks for looking!