Show me your latest darkroom prints

[jean-bob]

Jean-bob, those are seriously good pictures. I concur with KM-25 that this is the place to go for pictures that make you realize yet again how good it (photography) can be.

Thank you very much !

 

[Ko.Fe.]

Tried to print Fomapan 400 developed quickly in Rodinal. Like it comparing to stand developed negs.

 

[jean-bob]

Telephones par tumulishoomaroom, sur Flickr

I tried hard to make the letters "Tele" appear but the negative is just too burnt in this corner, there's nothing to get out of it.

It's another of my dad's negatives from 1980(ish).

 

[jean-bob]

Legs par tumulishoomaroom, sur Flickr

 

[varchs]

1st sheet of a package of Ilford Ilfobrom 2.1K 2 (20y expired)
4"stripes f16
2min Ilford Multigrade developer
Ilfobrom Test Print by vp_varchs, on Flickr


6th sheet
Olympus Trip 35
Rollei Retro 400
Ilford Ilfobrom 2.1K 2 (20y expired)
16" f16
2min Ilford Multigrade developer
River Walk by vp_varchs, on Flickr

8th sheet
Olympus Trip 35
Rollei Retro 400
Ilford Ilfobrom 2.1K 2 (20y expired)
18" f16
2min Ilford Multigrade developer
Fani by vp_varchs, on Flickr

9th sheet
Olympus Trip 35
Rollei Retro 400
Ilford Ilfobrom 2.1K 2 (20y expired)
18" f16
2min Ilford Multigrade developer
Katerina by vp_varchs, on Flickr

 

[Johnmcd]

Old paper and old developer. Just getting the groove back after a decade out of the darkroom. Don't want to go to work, just stay home and print

Cheers - John

 

[SayCheese]

My first prints on FB paper (Adox MCC 18x24cm). Even though they're not flawless, I'm quite happy for the time being.
Regards, Klaus.

 

[tsiklonaut]

Not the latest, but found one forgotten print I found today. Made years back but since it takes so much handwork effort to print I remember the details clearly. Maco TP64c film, enlarged on Cachet Lithpaper (baryta) using my own Lithing developer recipe:

Iran.​

 

[tsiklonaut]

One from the recent series, excuse the poor flatbed scan, in real life it looks much better:

Cape Leeuwin.​

 

[mothertrucker]

Not the latest, but found one forgotten print I found today. Made years back but since it takes so much handwork effort to print I remember the details clearly. Maco TP64c film, enlarged on Cachet Lithpaper (baryta) using my own Lithing developer recipe:

Lovely picture.

 

[shortstop]

Tmax 400 in rodinal 1:50 except the sleeping woman on the bench for which I used PanF developed always in R09 1:50

 

[Tijmendal]

After looking through this thread I'm really sad. I miss having access to a darkroom. Damnit!
I really need to get myself a space where I can start printing again!

 

[shortstop]

After looking through this thread I'm really sad. I miss having access to a darkroom. Damnit! I really need to get myself a space where I can start printing again!

Find it! It's relaxing and the hours seem minutes. You lose track of time. And is the only way to learn shooting better. Welcome in the darkmen group

 

[jean-bob]

Pigeons par tumulishoomaroom, sur Flickr


Hugo wallie crooked par tumulishoomaroom, sur Flickr


Hugo 50-50 on a shoe par tumulishoomaroom, sur Flickr

Once again these are just photos of the prints, they look better in my hands.

 

[jondotkom]

There is some righteous work in this thread!

Makes me long for the good old days when I had active access to a darkroom. Wish I could go back to those days.

Grain is good!

 

[SayCheese]

Yesterdays work, still drying:



Regards, Klaus

 

[shortstop]

Still wet








Before and after watching Wim Wenders exposition here in Rome.
Tech data:
HP5plus developed in HC-110b; paper multigrade IV FB in Print Neutol
Camera: Welta Weltur 6x9 Hexar F: 3,8
The attachment are iPhone photos and you can't obviously see the excellent quality of this camera. At this enlargement (24x30 cm) I couldn't say if they were made with my Linhof 4x5.

 

[jardinero izquierdo]

Wonderful prints.

 

[benji77]

It's been awhile since my last print. This is on 8x10 fibre.

I have 4-5 sheets that are with the Art paper, all severely damaged.
12x16

 

[shadowfox]

Folks, thank you for keeping this thread alive.
Getting my business off the ground left me with no time for darkroom.
But seeing all of your handiwork really warmed my heart.