Selective Toning. Toning a small area of a print.
Toning a photograph doesn't have to be 'all or nothing'. In this video I demonstrate Selective Toning, how we tone just small areas of the photograph. This provides plenty of artistic licence to make stunning photographs. Toning formulas by Tim Rudman in his book The Photographer's Master Printing Course. Film FP4 Plus developed in Thornton's diXACTOL Ultra 1+7+300 for 10 minutes (N+1) - Ilford agitation. John www.pictorialplanet.com
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