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Old 12-14-2007, 06:09 PM   #1 (permalink)
 
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Default Owners of UK B&W Photo mag Sep 2007 help

Rather a strange request, but anyone who owns a copy of UK Black & White photography Sep 2007 edition 76, turn to the last page...5 things I can't live without.

Andrew Sanderson's print of his family, I really love the tones he has used to create this print. I have a similar negative and was wondering which toners and processes created this look?

Sepia/ gold?

Any clues would be greatly appreciated!

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Old 12-14-2007, 07:11 PM   #2 (permalink)
 
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Well, if all else fails, you could email him and ask?

http://www.andrewsanderson.com/
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I found the email address on his websiite, but it also implied that he may not answer.
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Mr Sanderson's usual brew is Sepia/Selenium split tomne if I remember correctly
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To give you a clue I thought the image had a blueish tone in the dark areas, wasn't plummy.

I'm not sure how cold tone papers react to the various toners mentioned.
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