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    Re: post alternative techniques

    Tri, nice to see this print. Can't wait to see the real thing in March at our show. I'm also glad I was right behind you when you shot it. :-)

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    That's right look forward to the next trip.

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    Hi Tri Tran, great work fort this unique city of world, unfortunately he cannot able withstand 30,000 / 40,000 turist every day.
    I'm a pessimist, Venice will be a future disneyland old city.

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    Thanks Sergio. I totally get it. Here's another one from St Marco.


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    Re: post alternative techniques

    very neat gold leaf prints. Love the luminosity brightness of them. not about the shadows but about the luminance of sky and walls... nice.

    A question, do the vellum's wrinkles flatten out during the mounting process?
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    Presumably there is some sort if size on top of the gold leaf before the sensitiser. What do you use for that?

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    Re: post alternative techniques

    Quote Originally Posted by stawastawa View Post
    very neat gold leaf prints. Love the luminosity brightness of them. not about the shadows but about the luminance of sky and walls... nice.

    A question, do the vellum's wrinkles flatten out during the mounting process?
    Not entirely but I think it adds character to the handmade print. It can be framed or float mounted.

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    Re: post alternative techniques

    Painted with light...
    Emulsion painted on heavy paper...
    Developer painted on motive..
    bleach and toning painted on image...
    paint - paint - paint...
    (maybe I am a painter? )

    (4X5 - cooke 325 F 3.5)
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    Russell's steps. 8x10 carbon print.
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    Re: post alternative techniques

    Quote Originally Posted by andreios View Post
    I'm looking forward to more prints from you, Hendrik. All the best!
    thank you Andreios
    following a copperplate photogravure from pinhole photo.
    I hope not to repeat, this is for my pinhole question in "doityourself"


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