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Expert processing the traditional way
I was brought up processing pictures in the darkroom – and still remember the excitement of producing a print in the traditional way – though was never what you might call skilled in interpreting a picture, in those days, in the way I would aim to do now, in the digital era. For that reason, I was mightily impressed by an article that was brought to my attention this morning by a colleague in the L&CPU. The link shows iconic pictures that have been processed by Pablo Inirio, in the darkroom, a before and after shot with his processing “recipe”. It’s well worth a look – especially for those determined few who insist that…
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Raiding the Back Catalogue
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Amy
Butterflies and bug obsession put to one side for a while and time for a change of subject…here is the lovely Amy – photographs from last week’s shoot with Wigan 10, shot with window light. and the following with studio lights and background:
