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**RPippin** · 11-Aug-2012, 11:52

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New to Platinum Palladium printing, these are some contact prints made with 4X5 negatives that I originally shot and developed for silver. This process is addictive, I see a divorce in my future.

**Emil Schildt** · 18-Aug-2012, 11:56

simple portrait of Cille. Bromoil print.

18x24 cm neg - FOMa 100 iso. Boyer 300mm lens.

**Michael Roberts** · 18-Aug-2012, 16:27

Oh...wow...amazing..best in show

**Leigh** · 18-Aug-2012, 17:33

I love it. Her expression is in such stark contradiction to the humorous nature of the photo that it's great.

- Leigh

**Scott Schroeder** · 19-Aug-2012, 10:00

4X5 Lith contact prints from some old negs. Still learning the process.

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**andreios** · 19-Aug-2012, 10:14

Scott, excellent! I wonder why there are so few LF lith printers...

**slackercruster** · 19-Aug-2012, 10:45

Originally Posted by Craig Tuffin

Poured this plate today. I just love working in this medium

8x10 Wet PLate Collodion Ambrotype

What is it? An aboriginal with the panties pulled down? Wild stuff!

**slackercruster** · 19-Aug-2012, 10:46

Originally Posted by luphot

My last collodion 18x24 cm plate, a bit foggy by 90°F yesterday

V nice...octopus lady!

**slackercruster** · 19-Aug-2012, 10:52

OK, scanned through about 25 pages of stuff. You guys are one helluva group of chemists...Outstanding work!!

'Almost' makes me what to start back with film and wet emulsions.

Thanks for everyone's submissions!

**Andrew O'Neill** · 20-Aug-2012, 21:09

I finally got a chance to expose a few sheets of 8x10 Efke IR while on a short road trip to the interior of British Columbia. My goal was to make this stuff work with carbon transfer. This was taken in the small town of Greenwood.