Very nice, Loris!
As for toning, depends on what paper you used. I like
to tone my lith prints in selenium 1:5. Some papers
will give you a nice split (e.g. Foma) whereas others
will tone to either a rich chocolate brown or reddish
brown.
I've been trying for a long time to get the elusive
gold/selenium split and have come close with Forte
polywarmtone...a very nice effect but pretty tough to
pull off, for me anyway.
Rob K.
--- Loris Medici <loris_medici@mynet.com> wrote:
>
> I printed "a friend's photo" today (from a defective
> negative which shows
> some interesting marks... I think these marks /
> blemishes add something to
> the photo).
>
> See it @
>
http://loris_medici.sitemynet.com/lith_experiment.jpg
>
> This is on Forte Fortezo DW FB paper. Unfortunately
> I don't know the
> formulation of the developer I use, it's something
> no-name / home-mode which
> I purchased from a very small local photo supplies
> store. What do you think?
> Did I managed to produce that "lithy" look? Actually
> I happen to like what I
> got... But I really would like to hear your thoughts
> and suggestions -
> especially suggestions about toning lith prints...
>
> TIA,
> Loris.
>
>
>
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