Selenium masks by GiMi53
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I remember, long time ago(lol), when I was developing argentic photos,
this effect was obtained using a Selenium toner
Comments (28)
Very cool shot here, just love the tone to this one.=D
oh oui!!! enfin , une photo de carnaval en couleur sepia, je crois que c'est la premie que je vois ;) super encadrement mon coeur et j'aime beaucoup la composition de la lumie... SUPER!!! bisous tout plein !!!!
Tu continues nous surprendre. Quelle imagination et quelles ressources! Bravo!
wonderful smiles and costumes ... beautifully done in tones and mood!! ... how fun this event must be !!.... wonderful shot!
Un choix de couleur audicieux ! Mais le rendu est superbe, tu as vraiment eu une bonne id.
et aujourd'hui y'a plus qu'faire un click... Cool la technologie, hein?
Wow ! Gorgeous outfits and capture ! Fantastic details and presentation ! Excellent work !!! V
Bien vu Michel l'effet selenium !!! C'est vrai que c'ait tout fait ces teintes. Je me rappelles quelques expiences en labo avec mon pe sur le sujet. Et puis tes deux modes sont exquises et gracieuses. Ca rend tr tr bien, et fait sortir ta photo du lot, Venise vu d'un autre oeil, fait du bien ! lol ! Bisous MIchel et passes un super bon week-end. V
Hello!Fabulous effects!!Superb and remarkable results!!You made a extraordinary and unique masterpiece my dearest friend Michel!!I really enjoyed this your amazing work!!Really well done!!Thank you for sharing!!V!I wish you a wonderful week end!!A big kiss and a big hug!!
Wonderful sepia scale, good DOF and excellent photo!
Oh yes, I remember playing with those toners in the dark room (some 20 years ago ;-)... But they didn't come out as nicely balanced as this one, though! Beautiful tones, and another excellent capture, Michel!
A another wonderful photo of this series......!!!!
Good old Isaac Asimov, I remember his stories. One of them was on the Moon which is related to selenium, the Greek word for moon. Fantastic work, Michel! :)
now there's a blast from the past- I Robot.. fascinating.. think we'll be behind.. look what became of 2001.. i really thought i'd have a hovercar by now! ..excellent tone & portrait here michel! :]
Salut Michel,tr belle et tr originale photo, le rultat est formidable! Je ne sais pas ce qu'il se passe encore sur RR mais c'est tr difficile de naviguer et tout l heure je n'avais plus d 'acc! Excellent weekend!
Many splendid chemicals for film processing and fiber base paper printing are disappearing. Nice to see Ilford still hanging on as several companies last year closed shop. Wonderful toning. Thank you for sharing. Egmont
Honey, we'll probably still be trying to figure out how to populate Mars. This is a fantastic photo and wonderful information.
Again a fantastic and very detailled shot. I like the sepia tones, gives a special mood to this image. Excellent!!!
over 100 years of film development and the romance of chemical development of photography.. and exampled perfectly in this romance portrait .. michel just been observing for at least 10 minutes.. its pure class and out standing. love the tone and the DOf between the shoulders enhances the atmosphere.. genuis !!!! aghhhh!!! just love this whole series..
Great shot, however, personally - I enjoy the natural colors as they add so much to the costuming.
Wonderful portraiture Michel.Love their expressions and the toning works beautifully.You have been out-doing yourself mon ami!-M :^)
I love the Selenium toner effect! It works great with this image. Beautiful work Michel! Regarding Mars, Mercury and beyond... they are all just a thought away, in the world of TRV (Technical Remote Viewing), and the teachings of Wm. A. Tiller. Most inspirational! Have a fantastic weekend my friend.
the capture of their happiness is awesome. I like natural better also, but this has merit also
Amazing and beautiful! I like the tint you have put on your picture but will look for one with the natural color as I catch up in your gallery as well. :-) What an amazing event to be actually at in person!! Wow! V
wow, what a super super work!!!! excellently done!!! :)
Very fine pic !
Awesome !!!!!!
connais-tu le film 'Ridicule' de Patric Leconte (1996)? - :-))