Really vibrant Sandy, these images are gonna make a nice series!
Really vibrant Sandy, these images are gonna make a nice series!
Somewhere in west Texas. Gum over pt/pd. Forgive the iPhone reproduction it does the print no justice.
Very dramatic photograph, I'll bet it looks beautiful in person!
Zhangjiajie National Park, China. Late October, 2016. We traveled four full days by car from Nanjing and back to get there, and stayed in the park for nine days, with heavy rain and fog all day, every day, with the exception of two times late in the afternoon, including when this image was made. Fantastic place, but the weather gods were not with us.
16X23" carbon transfer print on gelatin-albumen sized Canson watercolor paper. Digital capture with a Sony a7r, printed in carbon with a digital negative made with custom QTR profile and an all gray ink set with an Epson 7800 printer.
Sandy
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For discussion and information about carbon transfer please visit the carbon group at groups.io
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Here are some of the works I have been doing lately .
these will be part of a Show we will Auction off in November..
All are Duo Tone Gum Prints.
Originally Posted by bob carnie
Nice work, Bob!
Are you aware that your patersoncarnie.com domain name is for sale?
Sandy
For discussion and information about carbon transfer please visit the carbon group at groups.io
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Yes , I dropped the site in favour of alternativephotoservices.com I should remove from my signature line.
thanks
Bob
Sandy, that is excellent.
Thank you, David. Zhangjiajie is a fantastic place, even more interesting than the Yellow Mountains. It is the place, BTW, where much of the movie Avatar was filmed. In fact, a common name now for the place is the Avatar Mountains.
Just wished the weather had been more cooperative as we spent a lot of time huddled in the hotel!! But I did take advantage of the down time to do some writing that I had been putting off.
Sandy
For discussion and information about carbon transfer please visit the carbon group at groups.io
[url]https://groups.io/g/carbon
These are fantastic Bob! How did you get the negs? These will be very collectible I would think?Here are some of the works I have been doing lately .
these will be part of a Show we will Auction off in November..
All are Duo Tone Gum Prints.
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