Souped my own and I have images!!!

[Ducky]

HP5+ in D-76. I was careless with everything but the time. Temps were off, water spots, scratches, etc. etc., but I got a full roll of negatives. I multi-bracketed most shots and the HP5+ is very forgiving. I'm happy and looking forward to getting more experience. I love the prints (ink jet), scanned on Canoscan 4400f.
I'm trying to get them in my RFF gallery but I did something wrong. They are posted on my pbase site.

 

[nikon_sam]

Enjoy...

Enjoy...

And a new kind of fun is just beginning...
I've been doing this for the last 32 years and it never gets old...always excited to see what's there...
Just did two rolls last night and two a couple of days ago...looking forward to wet printing...plus my wife wants a print of our son to send to her parents...

 

[srtiwari]

Well done, Ducky. Its a lovely picture too.

 

[aad]

Congratulations! I know how you feel-the excitement never really leaves.

 

[Morca007]

Beautiful tones, and from what I can see in that small picture, very little grain. Splendid job.

 

[charjohncarter]

That is wonderful. Now you see way people do their own development. There is just plain nothing like it. It is a whole new way to look at the world, and the thing I like best, you will look at ProPotographers work and say, 'he/she didn't do the post work on this himself.'

 

[visiondr]

Great shot. I too am a big fan of HP5+. As has been mentioned, great tonal range here.

 

[Trius]

Well that is just ducky...

 

[NickTrop]

Perfect, and nice subject matter. Very well done. See why some of us say, "digital smigital"?

 

[shadowfox]

Oooh! shiny! That's one heck of the a "first"...

 

[charjohncarter]

I just went to pbase. I like 'paper roll.'

 

[tripod]

Congrats! Developing you own film gives you a feeling of power and control. There is more of you in the end product.

 

[Ducky]

Oooh! shiny! That's one heck of the a "first"...

I was surprised myself. It's obviously the best of the lot. I bracketed that shot in five stages. That one was a bit underexposed. All five were usable, gotta love that HP5+. The Kiev was tripod mounted and I was using a light box.