Darkroom portraits

[thart1]

Just getting started on my return to the darkroom.... Plenty of great inspiration on this thread.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/thart2009/4239382512/

[vanourek]

Latest photo of my darkroom :rolleyes: Simple but effective

[arigram]

Something of an idea came to mind.
What if we took a good photograph of our darkroom then collected them all and made a book out of it?
Maybe in print, but could be just online.
There isn't a better statement that film photography is still around than an exhibition of dedicated work places around the world.

[Craig Swensson]

My darkroom. no honey it is NOT a laundry
100mm kitchen extractor vented to ceiling cavity, DIY print washer in sink, and just enough room for two slim people to work in.

[mike c]

Something of an idea came to mind.
What if we took a good photograph of our darkroom then collected them all and made a book out of it?
Maybe in print, but could be just online.
There isn't a better statement that film photography is still around than an exhibition of dedicated work places around the world.

That would be good idea and a interesting one for a book..With each darkroom let the photographer write a small paragraph about it.

[Renato Tonelli]

Something of an idea came to mind.
What if we took a good photograph of our darkroom then collected them all and made a book out of it?
Maybe in print, but could be just online.
There isn't a better statement that film photography is still around than an exhibition of dedicated work places around the world.

I second the motion. An online gallery would be fine to start with.

[Craig Swensson]

QUOTE
Something of an idea came to mind.
What if we took a good photograph of our darkroom then collected them all and made a book out of it?
Maybe in print, but could be just online.
There isn't a better statement that film photography is still around than an exhibition of dedicated work places around the world.

An exellent idea

[fotch]

My darkroom. no honey it is NOT a laundry
100mm kitchen extractor vented to ceiling cavity, DIY print washer in sink, and just enough room for two slim people to work in.

Looks cozy. Hey, how about "honey, I am cleaning off the silver and washing my prints."

[Philippe-Georges]

Here it is, finally.
Enlargers, wet site, dry site, raw chemicals, retouching and finishing space, and at last the Colenta in his separate room. As you can see, I like to take care of the film-processing reels, It’s important for a clean job, I think. For the Colenta, a well controlled water supply and (IR-) light is important too (an of course the reels…).

Philippe

[mike c]

Nice darkroom leicam5,I'v got one of those old chromega heads also,haven't used it a while.