Soon if we want silver we will all be coating our own. Some where I have a kodak chemistry book that at least the ingredients for processing. Pre kodak names even. Without the time release powders we are used to it can be quit the chore to mix up a batch. This has to mix with that for this long before adding the next whatever and so on.
On Jun 9, 2013 1:27 PM, "YGelmanPhoto" <ygelmanphoto@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Rand, I greatly appreciate your thoughts on all of this week's submissions. More info about my mine, though. . . since this was my first time ever with wet plate work, my chief concern was getting everything done in the time constraint of 15 minutes from initial coating to applying the developer. So the concern over my setup was secondary. . . all I looked for was the light on the bottles and the water on the table. I was gratified immensely when the image came out as well as it did -- and, at least to me, the framework of the bench behind the flowers is not a turnoff. Not that I planned it that way; it's the way it turned out.-yoramOn Jun 9, 2013, at 12:31 PM, Paladin wrote:More picture talk:Yoram Gelman - Flowers / RainExcellent concept, but in the execution, the background behind the flowers is just a bit too noisy for me. Please keep working on the concept, however!
