Development in black and white

 One of the things I've enjoyed learning this semester is to develop photographs, mainly in black and white. I feel like they have a very attractive visual aesthetic. I think this is due to the monochromatic contrast they have.

 It is interesting the process to develop photographs. Firstly, one needs an enlarger, which is a machine that shoots light on the photographic role. A red safelight is required for the entire development process. This light prevents that photographic paper is development and becomes dark. This process is used for photos taken with analog cameras generally.

 Once the photos have been transferred from the roll to the paper, we continue with the second stage. Here it is important to handle the development times very well. We also have to keep in mind that we use chemicals. These can be harmful to health. Therefore, the practice is very relevant before making a definitive development. Even, based on my experience, it is necessary to know the enlarger with which we work. Not all of them are the same. The result can be very gratifying for any practitioner or photography lover.