Show me your latest darkroom prints

I think I have figured out what you are talking about. As soon as I up post images from the Flickr account, I delete them on the flicker account. The image on RangeFinderForum is exactly the same. Why do you look at the flicker account then ??????
 
gelatine silver print (summicron 50mm f2) leica m5

Erik.

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jmpgino said:
I think I have figured out what you are talking about. As soon as I up post images from the Flickr account, I delete them on the flicker account. The image on RangeFinderForum is exactly the same. Why do you look at the flicker account then ??????
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jm, it is my understanding that Flickr photos even when displayed... are linked to Flickr, and not stored on the RFF server, so you're not uploading them to RFF you're linking them. So when you delete them on your Flickr account.... the link gets broken. Maybe one of the moderators can correct me if i am wrong.
 
Deardorff38 said:
jm, it is my understanding that Flickr photos even when displayed... are linked to Flickr, and not stored on the RFF server, so you're not uploading them to RFF you're linking them. So when you delete them on your Flickr account.... the link gets broken. Maybe one of the moderators can correct me if i am wrong.
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That's my understanding as well.
 
Sorry, here we go again then.
I have re uploaded them, let me know if that works.
Sorry, I am getting on and have not been very well for three days.
Cheers,
James.
 
Those are beautiful prints James. I particularly like the Notre Dame one...for its pre-fire significance. May I ask which paper you printed them on?
 
jmpgino said:
Sorry, here we go again then.
I have re uploaded them, let me know if that works.
Sorry, I am getting on and have not been very well for three days.
Cheers,
James.
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James, hope you'll be feeling better soon...
Your photos show up for me just fine. I guess this confirms our diagnosis of the former problem!
 
Deardorff38 said:
Those are beautiful prints James. I particularly like the Notre Dame one...for its pre-fire significance. May I ask which paper you printed them on?
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I am using this at the moment...

Ilford MGFB Classic Matt 14x11

....it is quite good to spot with. I have a few hours of spotting to do on a load of prints.
 
James, they’re magnificent, a real pleasure to look at! I find myself going back to your prints time and time again. Thank you for showing them.

May I ask, do you print solely for pleasure or do you also sell your prints? What negative developer was used?
 
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