ANALOG FILM & PROCESSING BLACK AND WHITE PROCESS I started at University processing my own black and white film and prints; this included later on colour prints C-types and Cibachrome prints from slides. I became very good in the darkroom and specialised in the black and white side of things with my special formula for printing great prints using AGFA papers, which was fibre-based. I then processed this in Agfa Chemicals and finally warm toning in selenium toners to get a beautiful, subtle, warm black. Films shot would be all sorts, including Ilford HP5, FP4, Kodak Tmax 100, 200, 400 and 3200…

Every now and then a great opportunity happens within your daily photographic week. Celebrity photography is not always how you imagine. Times allotted to work with them are quite a short turnaround. "This I not a pub, when you sit in the presence of Lord Bath you must adhere to what is called etiquette. I don't suppose you know much about this but you must follow this when you are in front of me and eating at mine and the Marquess's lunch table! I am his wife or as you may know this term, his wifelet and I look after…