post alternative techniques

[Vaughn]

is it possible to shoot say, a 4x5 piece of coated watercolor paper directly in a camera?

Terry King developed a cyanotype process (Cyanotype Rex, I believe) that has enough speed to use in-camera.

[andreios]

Sylvacane Abbey, Provence
Kallitype print

[Vaughn]

Wonderful image!

[Andrew O'Neill]

Some very nice Kallitypes, andreios.

[pau3]

I don't know if this picture applies here and since it is the first time I show here
some of my work, please, be merciful. The original negative was a tiny 6x6 trix
image, enlarged through an interpositive. Interpositive and enlarged negative are
both Bergger FPO10, developed in HC110 1+99.

Summer time by pau314, on Flickr

[Tin Can]

I don't know if it belongs here, BUT I like the composition, focus point and brushed borders.

I have no idea what Bergger FPO10 is and a Google search was no help.

Really nice image and subject.

Makes me want a shot of something...

I don't know if this picture applies here and since it is the first time I show here
some of my work, please, be merciful. The original negative was a tiny 6x6 trix
image, enlarged through an interpositive. Interpositive and enlarged negative are
both Bergger FPO10, developed in HC110 1+99.

Summer time by pau314, on Flickr

[Ken Lee]

Bravo !

[Joe O'Hara]

Sylvacane Abbey, Provence
Kallitype print

Wow. Beautiful.

[pau3]

Dear Randy,

thank you for your words.

By the way, the film I used is Bergger BPFO-10 (certainly not FPO10). I was quoting the name
from my memory. My apologies.

I don't know if it belongs here, BUT I like the composition, focus point and brushed borders.

I have no idea what Bergger FPO10 is and a Google search was no help.

Really nice image and subject.

Makes me want a shot of something...

[Bob Mann]

Platinum Na2 print on Arches Plantine. A tabletop set up shot with 5x7 HP5 and developed in Pyrocat.