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A rather embarrassing lighting malfunction. I took this photograph a month ago and they still haven't fixed it. Perhaps they don't know 
| Camera: | 645 |
| Lens: | Standard |
| Recording media: | Ilford Delta 400 |
| Title: | tat |
| Username: | 
spaceman |
| Uploaded: | 12 Dec 2006 - 4:45 PM |
| Tags: | Black & white, Habitat, Night, Photo journalism, Shop, Street photography, Tat, Traditional darkroom |
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Watcha Michael,
Excellent night shot and bit of observation, well executed. So, that's how cooltone prints out, cos I int gorra enlarger I've never used the cool and warm papers, everything I do is with POP papers or ordinary RC treated as POP or contacted.
Best
Mick
ps, 'I like how you manage to make photographs look genuinely old. Most examples I see look like modern photographs that try to look old but just don't look right.' : print light tone heavy, a tip from Roger Hicks & Frances Schultz in B&W Photography
Excellent spot and take - really amusing You've also coped superbly with the contrasting light between the interior and exterior. All the best. Bruce
Cheers Bruce. Crikey, 20 clicks in one day - that's never happened before Thank you peeps.
Mick, regarding your comments about cool/warm papers - one thing I know is that different monitors can have can have quite a drastic effect on the tones of a b/w photograph. The monitor I currently use has a noticably cooler appearance than my previous one. This is rather frustrating as I can never be certain if people are seeing my photos the same way as I do. The effects of warm/cool papers are pretty subtle, too subtle I suspect, to be accurately conveyed on a monitor. It's annoying but I don't know if there's anything I can do about it.
I love it!! I wonder if its still like this!!
Helen
I used to pass an amusement arcade on the way home from work whose broken illuminated sign read 'Amusements'. I never did get around to photographing it and photoshopping to make the 'ts' look dark, too. (Yes, I know yours wasn't 'shopped but we're not all so lucky!)
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