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    final project

    Hey guys, i'm currently working on my final project. I'm planning to shoot an abandoned children's home for my final project. I'm going to use a 4x5 and i plan to print on warm tone glossy #2 fiber based paper. I believe it will be 11x16 format paper. I want to get my paper to match the feeling of the setting i plan to present. That is, the feeling of abandonment, decayment, and timelessness. One of my ideas was to try to crumple up the paper to create a "used" look. The only concern i have is light hitting the paper during the process. I was wondering if you guys had any ideas on how the create the feeling i'm looking for. Also, any ideas for creating the same effect on the matboard frame? P.S. i don't have access to very many chemicals.
    thanks andrew

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    Re: final project

    Using a 4x5? That's great! Sounds like you've used one before, but if not plan on spending some time figuring out how it works - it's a whole different world.

    I can't really help you on the effect you're looking for but I wish I could - it sounds like your final print will be worth all of the effort and experimentation. I ran across the Analog Photography Users Group - I don't know much about the site but your question is probably more up their alley.

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