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Andre

Tracks to Nowhere

🧻 Bromexpress-2 RC 18x24cm (exp 1991) in Kodak D9
🎞️ Kodak Tmax P3200 (EI 1600)
📷 Minolta Maxxum 7




The image is a black-and-white lith print created using an optical printing technique in a darkroom. It is printed on old photographic paper, giving it a vintage aesthetic. The photograph depicts a railway track curving gently into the distance, surrounded by dense trees and vegetation. Overhead electric lines and utility poles line the track, disappearing into the misty background, creating a sense of depth and mystery. The grainy texture and high contrast of the lith printing technique enhance the dramatic and atmospheric quality of the scene. The faded borders and slightly aged appearance of the paper contribute to the nostalgic feel of the print.
Mar 11, 2025, 11:17 AM·Public
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Andre

@samael Дякую, Віталій 😺

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Andre

@arek Yes. But it was not a print, it was a scan.
I'm going to print negatives from the archive that were not printed. I'm especially interested in how the lithprints with the Carpathian scenes will look like

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Ambivalena
Stunning grain, and it looks like an old drawing using coal.
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