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[csant]

Mossy tree… gum bichromate, 5 layers.

Larger image and more details over at Flickr.

[mdm]

I am pleased to see your pictures again. Thanks for posting it here.

[csant]

Thank you kindly.

And since I doubt these would be welcome in the "portraits" section… let me post them here: a study on Queen Charlotte. I got to see an incredibly beautiful aquatint, produced a month after her wedding - and decided to give it a closer look…

Here a gum bichromate study in grey - three layers ivory black. A diptych.

More details and larger images over at Flickr - click on the images above.

[Philippe Grunchec]

Leaves.
8x10" Argyrotype

[PViapiano]

Multilayer gum bi/dichromate print
10 x 13 image on 16 x 20 BFK Rives paper
Ebony 45s on Polaroid 55


. by pviapiano, on Flickr

[Andrew O'Neill]

Carbon transfer print made from a digital negative. Original negative was
FP48x10. Ladner Creek trestle (Coquihala Pass) which was part of the Kettle Valley RR. Abandoned in 1959, if I remember correctly.

[Vaughn]

Nice work, Andrew!

[Andrew O'Neill]

Thank you, sir!

[Vaughn]

One can never get the true quality of a carbon print from a computer screen, but your image is stunning. It is all too easy to let the print be about the process at the cost of a well-seen image...not the case here!

[mdm]

Quite hard to crop this one.