pegelli
Digital Grin Refugee
- Joined
- 24 Jan 2025
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- Location
- Schilde, Belgium
- Name
- Pieter Gellings
- Image Editing
- Yes
and quite dirtyLooks powerful!

and quite dirtyLooks powerful!
Yes. Tones were separated on 4x5" high contrast Kodalith film and then exposed on photographic paper in sequence with different filtration. I used a home-made light-tight easel for that so I could turn on the darkroom lights to set up the next exposure. Those were fun days.That is very graphic, did you do some kind of Posterisation process on the image?
You should check out the work of David Plowden if you like locomotives. He was my thesis advisor at Institute of Design. Decades later I hung out with his kid.
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