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Edge of Darkness: The Art, Craft, and Power of the High-Definition Monochrome Photograph

Illustrated with Barry Thornton's own stunning landscape pictures, each chapter is interlaced with technical detail and personal feelings.

176 pages, Paperback

First published November 6, 2000

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August 10, 2023

here's a review i found

There was a UK-based photographer called Barry Thornton who used an Rollei SL66. He has passed away now, but if you are an SL66 fan you might want to look out for his books second-hand; “Elements” and “Edge of Darkness”. He also used a two-bath developing process which is quite unusual. As I recall from reading Edge of Darkness he was very keen on high-acutance in his work and he felt that the two-bath process helped with that.

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