Thanks for posting this! I don't see a lot of platinum/palladium white background portraits (maybe people feel like it's a waste of metal) but the one you did, the second in the video, her eyeglasses look fantastic with this print process
The way he talks about printing platinum - his passion. I have been a teacher for many years. I love teaching but I miss the creation process of my own work. To be able to spend time focused on the creating work from the photographing through to the process of hand printing them. Thank you for reminding me of that feeling. Roberto - your work is stunning.
Such a wonderful documentary about a fascinating process! Well done :) I did my very first darkroom print in my kitchen yesterday and fell in love, and now seeing this I've fallen even deeper in love with this craft. I just read in the comments that you're working on an online course with Roberto, so I'm really looking forward to that. All the best!
Stefan, Thanks so much. I'm glad you liked it. Yes, this is just a glimpse of the whole process. Indeed it's a beautiful and precise craft. I have been doing a lot of darkroom stuff lately just for fun. As I said on my previeus comments stay tuned on this channel or send me your email and I put you on the mailing list for the course. Cheers.. and keep taking photos.!
Hi, it seems that the last p4int in the video, the one of the old woman with glasses, is made on glossy paper? Is that true? Did you come around to make a video course on platinum palladium printing?
Hi there! thanks for watching the video. I will be making an Online Course with Roberto on how to Print Platinum Palladium. Stay tuned on this channel and I will make the announcement !
They look beautiful. But isn’t the detail and tonality down to the negative, which often is a digital file? So the range would be the same, no? These prints do look spectacular. I saw massive blow ups from 35mm film which looked great with a digital negative
Hey the prints look stunning. I do platinum prints myself, but my results are far from yours. I would like to take a workshop to improve my skills and technique. Where did you take you workshop ? Do you have a recommondation for me ?
Thanks for posting this! I don't see a lot of platinum/palladium white background portraits (maybe people feel like it's a waste of metal) but the one you did, the second in the video, her eyeglasses look fantastic with this print process
Just wonderful
Thanks so much!!!
Great video very well explained and I agree 100% with your philosophy about photography and printing an image!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video.
Thank you very much !!!
The way he talks about printing platinum - his passion. I have been a teacher for many years. I love teaching but I miss the creation process of my own work. To be able to spend time focused on the creating work from the photographing through to the process of hand printing them. Thank you for reminding me of that feeling. Roberto - your work is stunning.
thank you very much!!!
Fantástico contenido, un recorrido por la nobleza del proceso y un maravilloso viaje por la historia de la fotografía. Gracias
Gracias Manuel
Great stuff mate
Thank you Richard ! Stay tuned We are working on more platinum palladium videos
Such a wonderful documentary about a fascinating process! Well done :) I did my very first darkroom print in my kitchen yesterday and fell in love, and now seeing this I've fallen even deeper in love with this craft. I just read in the comments that you're working on an online course with Roberto, so I'm really looking forward to that. All the best!
Stefan, Thanks so much. I'm glad you liked it. Yes, this is just a glimpse of the whole process. Indeed it's a beautiful and precise craft. I have been doing a lot of darkroom stuff lately just for fun. As I said on my previeus comments stay tuned on this channel or send me your email and I put you on the mailing list for the course.
Cheers.. and keep taking photos.!
Hi, it seems that the last p4int in the video, the one of the old woman with glasses, is made on glossy paper? Is that true?
Did you come around to make a video course on platinum palladium printing?
Amazing!!! How do you make the printed negative? How can i learn the process? Thanks!!!
Hi there! thanks for watching the video. I will be making an Online Course with Roberto on how to Print Platinum Palladium. Stay tuned on this channel and I will make the announcement !
They look beautiful. But isn’t the detail and tonality down to the negative, which often is a digital file? So the range would be the same, no? These prints do look spectacular. I saw massive blow ups from 35mm film which looked great with a digital negative
I am here for Iris
Hey the prints look stunning. I do platinum prints myself, but my results are far from yours. I would like to take a workshop to improve my skills and technique. Where did you take you workshop ? Do you have a recommondation for me ?
contact my friend Roberto www.photoaguilar.com/about He is in London and he does workshops for Platinum printing
@@andreshernandez Thanks so much