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all the way. Be it silver or alt process. Be nice to be able to make some digi negs for alt process work but will leave that for a little while yet!

New Lanark Village World Heritage Site. Heavy rain and strong wind - not LF weather! I seem to have caused myself a problem trying to shield the lens from the rain as seen by the difference in exposure towards the top of the image. Slight front tilt was also applied to try and keep the coobles sharp...

to overtake

I've pm'd you!

like the interior of the Tithe Barn - lovely light!

John - some really nice images on your website!

look forward to meeting up soon! Quite often at Lossie seeing a friend so just along the road at times

Carl

there is a full stop after 72xl That said I have seen a great image of a person with two pit bull where the photog used an ultra wide at ground level to produce a very dramatic image - not sure that'd work on lf unless the dogs were stuffed

you know you wan to sell me you 72xl. You have some stunning images on your website - makes me wonder the quality you'd get in LF! I wan to try more LF portraiture as well as landscape stuff. Just need to get some lights for some indoor stuff. Have enjoyed reading Robin Gilanders book on the subject...

and have a long and happy retirement when it comes. Funny you say digital rules for weddings etc - a friend of mine is in this game and was in Loxley the other day and they were saying that people are returning to film in droves - blown out wedding dresses are not the thing apparently

having lived in Ramsgate most of my life and now in the capitol of liquid sunshine What is it they call they yellow ball in the sky again!!

hopefully put names to faces in the not too distant future!

This was made using a 300mm! It is the image I made on Keriks workshop using Tim Soars 10x8 metal Canham and one flash head with softbox - first ever attempt with studio light - shame about the reflection in the glasses. John likes it and has a couple of copies

Take care, Carl

Yeap this is large format - just that the sheet of film was inside a modified coke can - pin cam coke can Plt/pd image on arches platine!

Silver gelatin from a 5x4 neg - Walker Titan which has now made way for the Canham 5x7. Some people are put off by the radiator but this was as my good lady wife took them off the table to clean up - a moment of clarity!