post alternative techniques

[D. Bryant]

I also made a cyanotype previously that I like a lot. Now I have to think about what looks good in silver, what is good in brown, what is good in blue....

You might try making some Cyan-o-dykes, a combination of VDB printed over with cyanotype.

Don Bryant

[Vaughn]

I beat you to it, Don, but I would never have thought of "Cyan-o-dykes"...sounds more like a lesbian with the blues...

[Robert Hughes]

I beat you to it, Don, but I would never have thought of "Cyan-o-dykes"...sounds more like a lesbian with the blues...

But it'd be a perfect name for a female version of the "Blue Man Group"!

[Morca]

1: Cecilie

Fantastic.

[Vaughn]

A recent image from Dry Falls, WA.

Branches of a dead tree against Dry Falls (in shadow).

A scan from a carbon print...4"x10"
Taken with a Fuji W 300/5.6 on Ilford FP4+, developed in Ilford Universal PQ Developer in an Expert drum.

[Vaughn]

Another recent 8x10 carbon print, from an older negative (2002)

Two Redwoods, 2002
Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park, CA

from a scanned carbon print

[D. Bryant]

I beat you to it, Don, but I would never have thought of "Cyan-o-dykes"...sounds more like a lesbian with the blues...

The name is from Christopher James first book on alternative processes. Some people think it is an insensitive moniker to give to the process.

I dunno it just has a neat sound to it for me.

Don

[SteveKarr]

Liquid Light painted on some watercolor paper, shot at 6 asa and (gulp) scanned. Sorry guys.

[jp]

Don't be sorry; we're cool with scanning.

[Mel]

A wealth of magnificent work here.
And, gandolfi--you're prolific.