Death of a Lab
Shot with a Digital Camera
Converted to Black & White in Photoshop at home
Uploaded to Online Gallery
Viewed on Computer Screens….....
Death of a Lab
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dairygirl
I like what you have done, give it a real feel of oldness, brilliant effects
Paul Tupman
Sad but true.. a real sign of the times! Great work wellman!
midzing
love this image,,, it says so much!!! well done
Charlotte Morison
Fantastic! Great treatment, clearly there is no need for you to use the “black and white processing services”
Your words are fitting.
Jonathan Russell
Oh, I know where that is!
Nunawading, right, on Rooks road?
Either way, great treatment of a fascinating subject.
wellman
Rooks Rd it is indeed – well spotted Jonathan
Paul Vanzella
Love this – beautifully handled… and shot digitally (love the irony you’ve brought across)... great work Wellman!
wellman
like that wedge of sky in the top right (or is it my left??) corner
wellman
the above comment was written by my lovely wife as a joke (she recommended this version over a different one)...just in case you are wondering why I am commenting on my own work
andrewmay
nice work u can almost see the ghost s in it
Jaytee
Great, very smart.ironic,very well done.
Adrian Donoghue
Terrific capture and story.
geoff curtis
Love this shot…the B+W works a treat.
circusgallery
great shot
LauraHartley
Indeed..the shop where we get my chemicals and paper and such BEGS us to return “So we can stay in business….” and that poor camera repair bastard tinkers with digitals, and one can see the dismay on his face. And yet, he had forgotten how to load the film in my Hasselblad! The sepia gives this the respect and warmth and antique feel it so richly deserves!
Colin Ewington
Had some work done there. Years ago of course. Good Shot.