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  1. 30-Aug-2014, 17:25 #2671
    Erik Larsen
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    Re: post alternative techniques

    A pd toned kallitype. 8x10 fp4 printed on arches platine. Please forgive the iPhone pic.
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  2. 30-Aug-2014, 17:28 #2672
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    Very ice work Eric.
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  3. 30-Aug-2014, 18:09 #2673
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    Quote Originally Posted by Erik Larsen View Post
    A pd toned kallitype. 8x10 fp4 printed on arches platine. Please forgive the iPhone pic.
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    Erik, very nicely done!
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  4. 31-Aug-2014, 06:56 #2674
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    Thanks guys
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  5. 31-Aug-2014, 08:24 #2675
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    Quote Originally Posted by Craig Tuffin View Post
    Ok, I've been filling up this thread with questions so I guess I should contribute something.

    I don't think I've actually posted an image for a while. This is a quadripych of 7"x14" tintypes is titled 'Ngaio Mala' (This is me).

    Amazing is not enough appreciation for this quadripych. Awesome!! (not the way they say casually in the us).
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  6. 31-Aug-2014, 08:26 #2676
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    Quote Originally Posted by ndg View Post
    "Old Kentucky Barns I" - a platinum-palladium print


    Negative on 14" x 20" Fuji Super HRT Green Xray film
    Shot with Nikon M 450 mm f9 lens at f64
    Developed in Rodinal 1:50, 68 deg F, 6.5 min, Jobo
    Printed on Arches Platine paper
    Reminds me of "Dusseldorf school of photography" ;-) Thumbs up!
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    Quote Originally Posted by zenny View Post
    Reminds me of "Dusseldorf school of photography" ;-) Thumbs up!
    Thanks!
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  8. 31-Aug-2014, 08:28 #2678
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    Quote Originally Posted by ndg View Post
    "In the Forest" - a tea-toned Cyanotype

    Slowly getting a hang of the 14x20 camera..
    Shot on FP4 14x20 with 42" RDA @f64, 4s
    Developed with HC-110, dilution B, 6.5 min @ 68 deg C wit Jobo (3063 drum)
    Print on Fabriano Artistico paper
    Bleached and toned with Tetley tea.
    Looks like a dream sequence! What a wonderful capture and presentation!
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  9. 31-Aug-2014, 08:34 #2679
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tri Tran View Post




    I took out the 20x24 holder tonight for this shot. Why pay $800 for 20x24 in FP4 /box when you can have for what you want but MUCH LESS ? Here's a shot that I just made with Lith film for $5 / sheet. F32 at 20 sec 1800 w CFL. The contrast looks real promising . Carbon tissue will made soon for this Carbon transfer print.

    Great! It would be worth knowing some technical details of your shooting and processing process, if you have any time! Where die you get the Lith Film, btw?

    The print seems great!
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  10. 31-Aug-2014, 08:47 #2680
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tri Tran View Post
    My 14x17 carbon print in progress today.



    Behind the scene ,

    This is simply amazing, TriTran. Thumbs up and best of luck for your efforts, though a year later ;-) !
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