Radical 10

Excellent - really like it Phill. Got a good series going with the water abstracts here.
Can you get a better scan?

edit: Well congrats on the first enlargement. Is a success IMO.

John

Thanks. Scan is a best endevours at the moment but I will try again tomorrow. I cant seem to get a continuous tone at all regardless of the config.Give me tangibles I can work with not electrons that can shock!

I printed a 12x8.5 version on 16x12 paper and it looks very cool. My first image with my new enlarger.

Phill

Cool image, not that I had any idea what it was until I read your notes! I thought the black was ink and I wasn't sure about the rest. Goodness knows why certain lines and tones please the eye, but this does (taking into account electrogismometry problems).

Great image Phill...I like seeing an image that isn't about a "thing" for a change.

Great shot Phil! no need to say more.....

Thanks to all

I took a couple of 35 rolls that day and have a few more images to print. The ones I like the most are the abstracts. I will post when I can get a decent scan. Can any one physco-analyze why I like abstracts. (I think i'll start a thread on that subject)

Tom
"taking into account electogismometry problems"--Can you get tablets for this?

Don
'I like seeing an image that isn't about a "thing" for a change'-- This is one of those wierd senarios where I see it for what it is (I know it is a car, its colour (any guesses) and where on the car the image is from. However it takes most people a good few seconds or minutes to isolate it. The fact that people look for that period of time at one of my images is good enough for me. From aprevisualization perspective I think this is one of the first images that I have been able to 'see' before tripping the shutter. The thrill of printing it was tangible

Phill

I really like this. Great abstract