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Okay... <a href="http://www.ipernity.com/doc/286865/18920735"><img title="Lisbon stairs 1" alt="Lisbon stairs 1" src="http://u1.ipernity.com/10/07/35/18920735.0452fa02.1024.jpg?r2" height="1024" width="670" /></a> <a href="http://www.ipernity.com/doc/286865/16019599"><img title="Prague Castle 2005" alt="Prague Castle 2005" src="http://u1.ipernity.com/17/95/99/16019599.d27ece02.1024.jpg?r2" height="900" width="637" /></a>
Nice shot. You made me search out an old book of Frederick Evans photos. Have you thought about platinum?
Thank you. hehe I wondered if anyone would make the connection! Well done! I had not even heard of Evans when I took this, though, but of course it is such a photogenic spot that thousands have taken a similar photograph. Yes, I have indeed thought about platinum, and platinum/palladium, but they are expensive processes and do require a lot of experimentation and skill to nail down one's own process. Financial and space/equipment restraints preclude pursuing any "alt" processes for the time being, but it does occupy a spot at the back of my mind.
Didn't make the connection at all - just thought it was a good photo Now realise it was an excellent re-creation Cathedrals especially Gothic do nothing for me & I would never consider a career photographing them though the steps of the "New" Coventry Cathedral would (& have been) very suitable for this theme
Well as I say, I didn't recreate it consciously. I don;t recall ever having heard of Evans or seen his "Sea of steps" prior to making that photo.
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