to add a couple more techniques:
Albumen print of Stine.
and a bromoil print of Cecilie
to add a couple more techniques:
Albumen print of Stine.
and a bromoil print of Cecilie
Both really great but that Bromoil is wicked....
hi Kev. This is good news! and maybe what all this is about (?).Originally Posted by kev curry
I've never had much of an interest in any of the alternative techniques... well, this thread has caused a 'see' change. I'm totally inspired with the stuff here, particularly Emils site. As a consequence and after a bit of digging around to find some reading material, I've ordered a used copy of ''The Keepers of Light'' and a nice new copy of ''Silver Gelatin''.
Inspired
I always gets so inspired, when I see some amazing work, and then find out, that it has been done in an obscure technique, I have never heard about!
Life is not long enough to explore all the possibillities.
But in the end, I try to find the technique, that fits a certain image..
A technique is just a technique - I have to find the one that fits.. Thats the challenge....
''But in the end, I try to find the technique, that fits a certain image..
A technique is just a technique - I have to find the one that fits.. Thats the challenge....''
I'll remember this little kernel of knowledge
just north of Redkey, 4x5 fuji instant 222mm Wollensak Verito
Last edited by Steve M Hostetter; 8-Aug-2009 at 12:32.
Instant film is an alternative process?
Don Bryant
yes, I would think so
"Ashley w/dolls"
1/4-plate black glass ambrotype
Joe,
That is a great looking ambrotype. But I am getting worried that you may have seen a little too much Shelby Lee Adams?
How is the digital work going?
Sandy
Why would you think that? There is nothing alternative about exposing a sheet of instant film.
Don Bryant
What an amazing amount of inspiration here. Now that Albumen also came on as one of the processes i found this one, 5x7 Albumen print.
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