Dan,
Many thanks for your help.
Pete.
Dan,
Many thanks for your help.
Pete.
Two new multicoloured portraits in Bromoil.
First: pol 55 - negative scratched.
"Susanne"
And here's Maj.
13x18cm negative. Universal heliar.
hi, long time no see...
here is one of my cyanotypes, made few months ago. i hope, it is worth to show.
Piotr
Frankenstein 8x10, not very stable, but works fine.
Schneider xenar 210mm. Collodion 3min at f16. These are my first atemps with 8x10.
Detail
Nice work, Mealha.
Just beautiful!Originally Posted by Erik Larsen
I have been rather busy this summer...
Since 1 july, I have made 130+ bromoil prints and plan to reach 150 before this coming sunday...
My personal Tour de France and Olympics in one....
Most can't be shown here - some can't be shown anywhere but here in my home, but I have fun experimenting!! Learning every day!
This is Tina. Multicoloured Bromoil. Pol 665. Approx 16x20"
That looks really nice.
What did you colour it with?
I have been rather busy this summer...
Since 1 july, I have made 130+ bromoil prints and plan to reach 150 before this coming sunday...
My personal Tour de France and Olympics in one....
Most can't be shown here - some can't be shown anywhere but here in my home
This is Tina. Multicoloured Bromoil. Pol 665. Approx 16x20"
Rød grød med fløde.
The colours used are lithographic oil paint, made rather stiff...
Wow, Emil, you have been so busy... I am jealous and envious of your vigor. I think the bromoil of Suzanne is just beautiful with or without the scratches.
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