September 2006
Intermediate to advanced
256 pages
7h 41m
English
During a portion of a fourteen years experience as an amateur photographer, I always supposed that a good judgment, combined with experience (the latter implying the generous use of time and plates), would eventually enable me to obtain a good negative every time I exposed a plate…. That was my greatest mistake
…From “My Greatest Mistake”.
—by William Bullock
Bulb and Button Magazine, Sept. 1900
The loneliest people in the world are probably photographers in darkrooms waiting to see if their negatives will turn out the way they would like. Add to this the frustration of trying to make a fine print from a bad negative, and it is easy to see why uncertainty about photographic technique can ...
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