Light, shadows, windows, hallway

[darin3200]

 

[Luciano]

nice!
you really are into b and w darin!
how do you achive that grain ?? Its looks cool

 

[darin3200]

Thanks, I like B&W and have my own darkroom so I do a lot of it.
The cause of the grain is that I shot Kodak Tri-x which is normally400 speed, at 800, and overdeveloped in the darkroom to compensate which gives that look.

 

[NMLeakway]

nice shot, I really like the grain.

are you holding a zorki in your avatar.?

 

[darin3200]

nice shot, I really like the grain.

are you holding a zorki in your avatar.?

Thanks!
Zorki C that is. Zorki Pics

 

[Rob]

Yep, it's another good-un! Like the tonal range, works really well as a contrasty B&W.

Rob

 

[Luciano]

Thanks, I like B&W and have my own darkroom so I do a lot of it.
The cause of the grain is that I shot Kodak Tri-x which is normally400 speed, at 800, and overdeveloped in the darkroom to compensate which gives that look.

oh, I see .. I was hoping for a PS tip or something, but I guess I will have to stick to my dull style !! :-|

your pics are really good mate

 

[darin3200]

Thanks you two!
Lucino: Just look for a PS tutorial that shows you how to add grain. Something really simple like putting a transparent layer above the picture layer, adding some noise to that layer, desaturated the noise, and select the filter to overlay so it blends in more.

 

[photo gal]

Nice one! : )