Lith print from a 5X7 ambrotype
Lith print from a 5X7 ambrotype
THAT is not cool!! it is AWESOME!!
What mood - fantastic grainy structure.
Congrats on a very, very fine image!!
Emil, as an admirer of your work, your comment means a lot to me.
Thanks
Scott
Two recent carbon prints
Death Valley, 2011
and
Fern Canyon Wall. 2012
Both 4x10 prints
Very cool. I get more more interested with alternative by the day.
Originally Posted by Scott Schroeder
Lith print from a 5X7 ambrotype
Vaughn is that the crater? I'm missing DV big time!
Last night I played with lith again. Crazy world it is....Same plate different result. It's just not as 'harsh'
I want to get some different papers to play with. These are just contact prints made in my laundry room with a 7.5W bulb hanging down.....I don't have an enlarger or anything.
Yay.. my first dry plate (fake tintype at that - Liquid Light emulation and reversal developer).
Whole plate, Gundlach Radar 8x10, f5.6, 14s (light through window, waning)
Pitcher and grapes by Sergei Rodionov, on Flickr
Lith print from ambrotype
Another lith from an ambrotype
It doesn't look to me as though you need one. Beware of complicating your success: equipment doesn't matter nearly as much as many of us believe. Were this photograph on my wall, it would be in a place of prominence.These are just contact prints made in my laundry room with a 7.5W bulb hanging down.....I don't have an enlarger or anything.
Mike
Politically, aerodynamically, and fashionably incorrect.
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