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In addition to the digital color photographs previously displayed on Tracking the Light (and in the pages of Trains Magazine), I exposed a roll of Ilford HP5 black & white film using a vintage Nikkormat FTN. This ran from North Conway to Mountain Junction, then made a side trip down the Redstone Branch to Pudding Pond, before proceeding west over Crawford Notch to Fabyan, New Hampshire. On October 17, 2020, Conway Scenic Railroad operated the annual 470 Club Special. Other than scaling for internet, I made no alterations to tonality or exposure in postprocessing. Followed by stop (30 seconds) first fix (2 minutes 30 seconds) and second fix (2 minutes 30 seconds) first rinse (3 minutes) Permawash (3 minutes) second rinse (10 minutes in continuous running water), then final rinse of distilled water with a drop of Photo flo. The specifics are as follows: presoak in a dilute bath of HC110 (1-200) for 5 minutes 30 seconds at 69F with minimal agitation, then main development in Ilford ID-11 1-1 for 6 minutes and 30 seconds agitating using three gentle inversions every 60 seconds. Last weekend I processed this using my split development method in order to maximize detail in highlights and shadows, while providing for rich tonality. To make the most of the moody autumn conditions, I exposed a roll of Ilford HP5 35mm black & white film. Last October (2020), I traveled on a rainy day to Crawford Notch on the head-end of Conway ScenicвЂ™s Mountaineer.

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