For those of you who have had the feel of developer and fixer between your fingers in a darkroom; or those who have just taken a silver B&W, I thought it would be fun showing those past images that have collected dust from the past. If you work in a darkroom now, still would love to see your work.
This was taken back in November 1976 on a walk between Looe and Seaton. Shot with 120mm B&W film on a Mamiya C330f twin lens reflex. Girlfriend and I were worried as this was a walk on the way back from Looe and the sun was setting quickly. At night, without moon shine, we were worried about getting across the cliffs in the dark. Took several pics along the way; still have the negatives, but not any of the images printed, just this one. I did an oil painting of this back in 1976 as well. No idea where that is now?
Can't find other old silver B&W's at the moment, only some that I took from when I was in college and one taken in the hospital dentist at work. Must see where they are?
Stories are always part of an image, no matter how small that story is. I had my darkroom in my parent's loft, which is where I did this image.
This was taken back in November 1976 on a walk between Looe and Seaton. Shot with 120mm B&W film on a Mamiya C330f twin lens reflex. Girlfriend and I were worried as this was a walk on the way back from Looe and the sun was setting quickly. At night, without moon shine, we were worried about getting across the cliffs in the dark. Took several pics along the way; still have the negatives, but not any of the images printed, just this one. I did an oil painting of this back in 1976 as well. No idea where that is now?
Can't find other old silver B&W's at the moment, only some that I took from when I was in college and one taken in the hospital dentist at work. Must see where they are?
Stories are always part of an image, no matter how small that story is. I had my darkroom in my parent's loft, which is where I did this image.
