Not too bad!
Not too bad!
5x7 MXR xray film in my B&J Tailboard camera
straight cyano print, same toned with coffee
Strathmore Bristol vellum surface water color paper
Rick Allen
Argentum Aevum
practicing Pastafarian
A couple of prints made for cyanotype day last weekend. Hand-coloured.
Hand colored cyanotype, Good idea!
I like the tomatillo best it is very simple and calm. the yellow in the sunflower is a bit too strong for me.
The Toaster - Abandoned City Center Hayward, California 2016.
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Cyanotype. 5x7 back on Toyo 810MII.
Thomas
a fun little accident -
Cyanotype, 4x5 Negative (Ilford 100), on Arches Platine.
Comments always welcome
Nicholas...explain...did it rain while you were exposing the paper? In other words, are the water droplets part of the print? If so, I like it.Originally Posted by stawastawa
I left the print out to dry and it got rained on. I forget if they left an imprint on the actual print.
Some recent pix...11x14 Contacts. 305mm G-claron. Very outdated (1988) Tri-X (great base fog!) First image (for comparison) on Forte Elegance. Second a straight up cyanotype. Third image a cyanotype stained in tannin. Cyanotypes printed on cloth. Hope this translates OK on your screens...
Nice John,
the tannin works well, though the straight cyanotype is also good.
when you say great base fog, can you by chance quantify that? either with a densitometer reading or comparison to a step wedge?
how long an exposure do you end up with?
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