I created these deeply melancholic images in the "A Tale of Winter" from 1993 to around 2006, inspired by the classical musics I love, such as;
                Cello concerto in E minor Op.85 by Elgar 
                Les larmes de Jacqueline Op.76, No. 2 by  Jacques Offenback
                Élégie in C minor Op.24 by Gabriel Fauré
                                           above all the cello played by Jacqueline du Pre 
                Symphony No.5  4th mvt. Adagietto by Mahler
                Nocturne No.20 in C-sharp minor and Prelude in E minor Ops.28  No.4, both by Chopin

I worked on the Voyage at the same time. I used a Rolleiflex and a Hasselblad with the improvised converter lenses to get special effects I wanted and photographed them in the dark or gloomy weather most of times in order to maximize the effects.
I used T-Max 100 and 400 as well as Fuji Neopan 400 film.The film developer I used is no longer in production.
Now I'm back with Tri-X and D76, just as I started in the photo school 40 some years ago.

Prints:
Printed in the dark room on the Ilford fiber base warmtone paper;
Limted edtion of 3~10;
Prices;
8"x10"  $350
11"x14" $450