Camera Talk

I know a few of you have been seeing bits and pieces of this on Flickr and Facebook. Here is the latest part.
Faceless angel 86 by Larry D, on Flickr

That is not a scratch it is a spider web.

Tell us more?

A puzzle in progress.

Staying tuned for sepia.

Nice! I like the large version on Flickr - very sharp.

Thanks. Long story short. I was getting tired of the same old thing. One day I spilled some coffee on a print and sort of liked the stain. I went out and re shot a bunch of old subjects and also went into my archives. I remembered I had a sepia filter on one of my Post Processing programs. I use it in conjunction with another program to very the sepia depending on the subject. I have been working on these since January and now I think I have enough for a show. I had a few printed out and liked what I was seeing. It got me off my ass and back into shooting and developing. I think that when my leg went game last year I put everything else in limbo but now that my leg is improved and I can walk again I am ready along with the weather to rejoin the semi-creative world.

My late father sometimes did sepia toning.

I do not remember what chemical he was using, but it smelled of rotten eggs! Hope your process is more friendly.

I like how you've varied the tones in the photos. Not all subjects lend themselves well to toning, especially sepia, but you've picked some good ones.

PF

Not all of them are in the Flickr files. As said it is a work in progress. I know you have been following my post there along with Mike and a few others. Thanks.
Banana seat Sepia 2 by Larry D, on Flickr