Digital BW, The Print

A second from here. When I first saw this paper, I liked it for itself, 
but was wondering how it would print. Even in raking light, the 
texture in the image is not obvious. I was staring last night at three 
very different images, in terms of detail and contrast, printed on 
Torchon, and liked them all. The Piezo ink will warm on it in a 
couple of days, but I don't mind that.

Tim

> The Torchon has a definite texture which is noticeable when unprinted,
> but as soon as an image is on it, the texture "disappears" and becomes
> un-noticeable...at least to my eyes, as I am focused on the image now.
>  At the same time the unprinted areas (borders of the print) have a
> very nice white textured look which I find appealing and very "art
> print" looking.  I think Torchon is one of the underused and
> underestimated fine art papers out there.  


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Tim Spragens
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