Lost in the Woods

[James Clark]

It's gonna be a bear to print, but I love the subtle tonalities in this image.  I almost exclusively use rough, matte papers (think German Etching or William Turner), but I'm wondering if those papers have enough dmax to capture all the shadow detail. 

[guido]

Fantastic image! Bravo!

Piezography could handle that fine on matte papers. K3? Not sure...

[James Clark]

Fantastic image! Bravo!

Piezography could handle that fine on matte papers. K3? Not sure...

Yep - I think you're right.  Unfortunately I'm loaded up with Canon printers. 

[Paulo Bizarro]

Good one.

[francois]

Great image, really. I also love the dark and some slightly silver tones and nuances. There's some similarities with Damascus steel…
You can be proud of it, bravo.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

That's a very powerful image.
I would try several papers, matte and glossy, and variant treatments on each until you find the sweet spot.
It's worth lots of effort!

[kers]

That's a very powerful image.
I would try several papers, matte and glossy, and variant treatments on each until you find the sweet spot.
It's worth lots of effort!

+1
simple and strong.
Would be very nice on old nostalgic Baryte - selenium toned.

[degrub]

when you do get it to print well, it will make the puzzle from hell