How I Print & Frame Black-and-White Photos – Darkroom Process (Mistakes Included)

In this video, I’ll show you how I print and frame black-and-white photos. This isn’t a step-by-step guide (there are better tutorials for that), but rather how I do it—mistakes and all. I’m working on a series of three medium-format prints for a customer who’s also an old colleague. Sadly, the first batch of prints didn’t age well due to my mistakes. So, I’m replacing them with fresh ones. Here’s what you’ll see: My Fujimoto 450M enlarger setup Printing on Fomabrom 112 variable contrast matte paper Developing, fixing, and washing prints Framing with acid-free materials and touch-up techniques Printing analog photos takes time—around 7-8 hours per framed print! But there’s nothing like holding a real photograph in your hands. Difficult things are worth doing. 🔔 Don’t forget to like and subscribe if you love analog photography and darkroom adventures!