The LIght Farm is up and running

[dwross]

The Light Farm finally a reality. We are a small group (hoping to grow, of course) dedicated to the renaissance of handcrafted silver gelatin products - paper, LF film, and glass negatives. I know that a number of folk here are successfully making dry plates and I would love if you'd consider becoming a Light Farm contributing editor and sharing your work.

Denise Ross

http://www.thelightfarm.com/

[Kirk Gittings]

Great name. Best wishes.

[John Bowen]

I am very interested in your project.

[dwross]

Thank you, Kirk. I like the quote.

John, that's great to hear. 'pm' me and I can give you more info.

[Ron Bose]

I need to figure out how to make glass plate negs ... you know for when film becomes extinct :-)

[dwross]

I need to figure out how to make glass plate negs ... you know for when film becomes extinct :-)

Ron: Here's hoping LF film will be with us for a while yet and better yet, affordable as well as available! But even with fingers crossed for factory film, I have to plug glass negatives for their own sake. They've got a 'look' all their own. It's not technically IR, but the lack of an antihalation layer gives something of the same feel.

http://www.thelightfarm.com/Map/GlassNegatives/MapTopic.htm

It's probably not a secret that I love making the things. I hope you consider giving it a try, even before The End of Film :)

Regards,
d