Here's a picture illustration of my process. A couple of issues: cutting glass was a new idea in order to speed up the proofing of pictures. You don't see it, but the glass fits into the scanner and hold an 8x10" sheet of negatives flat to the scanner, much like you would in the darkroom. The other thing you don't see is the film development, but it's much like in any darkroom except I'm squatting over the shower basin. The third thing you don't see here is the larger proofs I print out to fine-tune the image and the splitting of the image in photoshop. I guess some things you'll have to just imagine.
Developing in the shower
The clean-up
Cutting glass for contact sheet scanning
Good cut/bad cut
Scanning negatives
Printing out contact sheet
Looking at contact sheet
In process
A couple other larger format prints
The almost-finished picture