Topic: I like this print - for a change

[Andrea.]

Been having a bare time of it of late. Too much to snap at wif me camera and no inspiration - at all. Still, I'm out at the farm[acy] @ Bac[k] and trolling back thro Gress when I see this this light stuff brightening oop the thing I have passed many a day without lookin at it. I drove in, narrowly missing a few bedragled sheeplings [post dipped] and pointed the only camera I had wif me at the Thing. The resulting photee was wrubbish [to quote a British minor celeb].

As I wanted to finish the film I took off for a 50meter stroll across the bridge that crosses the river here - a peat stained salmon river [or is it sea trout? Who cares?] - and looked down to see this image.


On printing in me little darkroom I just knew I had to split tone this - just like I've seen them professionals in B&W  [curtsey] and hey ho, here we go. Gold /Sepia tone on Kentmere Finprint VC in DV10. Snap taken wif Zeiss Ikon 6x9 that came out of a skip.
Do yoo like too?

[LT]

Do yoo like too?

yes I doo

[MarkBurley]

One luuuuurves it. Too

[astrobeck]

yessim,
I's likin it too.

Good fer ya comin an showin it to us.

 

Becky

[Ed Wenn]

Andrea, I love the print (beautiful) and the story, but I think your darkroom needs some better ventilation; those fumes are playing havoc with your grammar and language skills.

 

[RandomHamster]

Heya, I agree with above, do like this one, abstract enough but not so much you cannt tell what it is, fab!