not been used in decades . . .

Tom, you do have your ways with doors.
Very cool effect towards and on the door.
This will take you about ..... 20 minutes to process?
Chris

Chris - thanks for the comments.
20 minutes ?
well, as you know with your images, some images 'behave' and need little time or sweat, while others dictate days and days of our time. this one took more than 20 minute, as you can guess.
regards, tom

Tom, I was just wondering if you work much faster then I do.
Solar is time consuming and I'm often not getting anywhere at all.
Chris

Chris - speed is not my objective - that sounds nice to say, but often I am in a rush and can't wait to see the image printed. part of the fruits of our work. the image I posted this morning
was worked on 1/2 day yesterday and most of this morning. I don't know if that is fast or slow. I am reminded of painters (current and 17thc or so) who spent days to years on an image.
regards, tom

Tom- Years ago I was drafted into the US Army, and went through processing at Fort Ord.
Glad the damn place is falling apart .
But I like what your solarizationalizing process does .
Charlie

Thanks, Charlie.
lots of us went through Fort Ord; it looks better now!
regards, tom