Creperie la Picoterie at Night

[Brian Moore]

Took this one in Chartres with my Canon F1 and Kodak Tri-X 400 film which I processed in Rodinal.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Beautiful light coming from inside out onto the chairs. Looks like you've been processing it in Nik Silver, which is an example of how my brain is getting it the wrong way round! This is what Nik is imitating. Beautiful.

 

[Hamish Gill]

Toneally stunning Brian, it looks almost HDR processed ... But the way HDR processing should be used on this sort of subject ... Very nice that!

 

[Ahmad Bhai]

Id love to have a place like that. Id invite all sorts of characters, eccentrics, artisans, courtiers.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

Tempted to say, "What a load of crep!", but I won't.

 

[Pete Askew]

As Hamish says, tonally beautiful and it has a nice quiet evening feel to it somehow. Almost like a scene from a 60s B&W movie.

 

[Brian Moore]

Beautiful light coming from inside out onto the chairs. Looks like you've been processing it in Nik Silver, which is an example of how my brain is getting it the wrong way round! This is what Nik is imitating. Beautiful.

Thanks a lot, Rob. No post processing at all. Just out of the camera and into the Rodinal, then out of the Rodinal and into the scanner. Thanks again, Rob.

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Toneally stunning Brian, it looks almost HDR processed ... But the way HDR processing should be used on this sort of subject ... Very nice that!

Much appreciated, Hamish. Thank you.

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Id love to have a place like that. Id invite all sorts of characters, eccentrics, artisans, courtiers.

You're a Bohemian at heart, Ahmad.

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Tempted to say, "What a load of crep!", but I won't.

Thanks for holding back, Rob!

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As Hamish says, tonally beautiful and it has a nice quiet evening feel to it somehow. Almost like a scene from a 60s B&W movie.

Thanks, Pete. Much appreciated.

 

[Beth Carter]

that certainly doesn't look like kansas.. beautiful mood and tones.

 

[Brian Moore]

that certainly doesn't look like kansas.. beautiful mood and tones.

No,...not Kansas at all. lol. Thanks, Beth!