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Charles Tompkins, American Fine Art Photographer
Selection of Works 8×9.5” Softback book, First edition, Self Published.
The "black and white" photographs seen this book were originally taken using a variety of classic film cameras and were developed with an age-old process that involves using light-sensitive, silver halides suspended in a gelatin emulsion on acid-free paper.This process was popular throughout the early 20th century, and results in images that are characterized by sharp detail and a wide tonal range from deep black to bright white.Extremely delicate to time, these images have now been digitally preserved by the photographer in a catalog of works for future generations.
Charles Tompkins, American Fine Art Photographer
Selection of Works 8×9.5” Softback book, First edition, Self Published.
The "black and white" photographs seen this book were originally taken using a variety of classic film cameras and were developed with an age-old process that involves using light-sensitive, silver halides suspended in a gelatin emulsion on acid-free paper.This process was popular throughout the early 20th century, and results in images that are characterized by sharp detail and a wide tonal range from deep black to bright white.Extremely delicate to time, these images have now been digitally preserved by the photographer in a catalog of works for future generations.