John Hedgecoe's Darkroom Techniques de Hedgecoe, John - 1988

U.S.A.: Fireside Books, 1988. Book. Very Good. Soft cover. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. ; Wraps; 191 pages; Color photographs; Black & white photographs and illustrations throughout; Textblock is tight with no internal markings and no names; Bright pictorial cover with no tears and no creasing to the spine; Has modest shelf and edge wear; . (For all photographers who process and print their own photographs, or would like to. Both a perfect introduction and an invaluable reference for this type of processing. It contains information on equipment, chemicals, and printing papers, plus more than 100 photographs and 200 step-by-step diagrams. Covers all the principal darkroom techniques, from elementary to advanced. With useful tips on troubleshooting, procedures, and on special techniques to create imaginative, experimental compositions. Individual chapters cover photograms, retouching, solarization, hand coloring, montage, airbrushing, strip-ins, masking, dye transfer, texturing, and much more. Useful note pages are included for recording details of exposure and filtration settings, and chemicals and materials used.).