Sep 3, 2021
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Mark Dries
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Clean artichokes by Mark Dries Via Flickr: My cleanest tintype up to now. I polished the surface just a bit before varnishing, which makes the highlights a tad brighter. The polishing marks however are visible.
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St. Barbara cemetery by Mark Dries Via Flickr: Hilversum, Nederland.
Reaching out by Mark Dries Via Flickr: I like to use FP4+ on a grey day, because it still manages to give me a nice contrasty tone.
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She by Mark Dries Via Flickr: Cropped from 6x6 negative. Hasselblad 500 C/M with CZ Planar on Rollei RPX100, developed in Rodinal 1:50 for 17:00 minutes.
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End of the world? by Mark Dries Via Flickr: Agrigento, Sicily. In times of corona... I think I know now where the snowballs come from. I left the red light on while developing this print, easily longer than 15 minutes. My previous lith print was from the same session, and development was about as long. However, that one was mainly upside down, and it has almost no snowballs!