by Archipelago
Trouvaille sits among the darkest chapters of the Archipelago Quest series.
Its tonal range is deliberately tight and its changes are delicate, which gives images a hushed, romantic, faintly haunting quality.
Candlelit portraits, evening weddings, rainy-day sessions and fine-art concepts, anywhere emotion matters more than brightness.
Collodion brings back the tintype, a hand-poured wet plate process that photographers used around the 1850s. Signature traits Chalky, matte...
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Kin is meant as a beginning rather than an ending. These Archipelago portrait presets lay down a warm, earthy base: amber running through th...
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Chris Dunn reworked one of Archipelago's most loved series and called the result LXCR. Range of moods The looks span arid, sun-baked desert...
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Darkroom accidents and experiments, such as developing film in the wrong chemistry, skipping the bleach step or keeping extra silver in the...
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Liam Rimmington made Wayfarer for photographers who work on the move, in natural light and changing weather. A wide colour range At one end,...
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LLŶR takes its name from a sea figure in Welsh mythology, and it's Archipelago's Quest for winter and the ocean. The palette Cool, icy tones...
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Odeon is for photographers who'd like their stills to look like frames lifted from a movie. Built in layers Three base presets lay a cinemat...
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Nexus takes its vocabulary from contemporary cinema: measured contrast, moody tonal shifts and colour that makes one frame look like a still...
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