Alt-Process Prints from Digital Negatives or Positives

[John Jarosz]

Drag racing in the mid '80's. Ektachrome original w/ a Hasselblad & 350mm lens. Digital negs weren't invented yet, so I made a film neg to make a carbon transfer print. Print size is 11"x11"

[ndg]

"The Drink" - an Oil Pigment Print

Original image captured on Kodak Ektascan 4 x 5 with Speed Graphic and Optar 135mm at f4.7
Neg scanned and dig neg made on Pictorico for print
Paper -fixed out Foma Fomatone MG Classic 532-II VC FB Warmtone Natural Matte
Ink - Graphic Chemical Litho ink black (thinned with linseed oil)

[ndg]

"Aloe" - a Gum-over-Cyanotype print

Print on 11" x 14" fixed out Ilford 300 paper

[ndg]

"A Wintry Scene" - an Oil Pigment Print

Size - 7" x 13"
Original image captured last winter on Kodak Ektascan 8x10, Fuji 250mm f6.7 lens @ f22,
Shen-Hao FCL 810A
Neg scanned and dig neg made on Pictorico for print
Paper -fixed out Foma Fomatone MG Classic 532-II VC FB Warmtone Natural Matte
Ink - Graphic Chemical Litho ink black (thinned with linseed oil)

[JMoore]

Selenium Toned Vandyke



My first Alt-Process print from a Digital Negative.

[ndg]

Selenium Toned Vandyke



My first Alt-Process print from a Digital Negative.

That's very nice!

[bob carnie]

Here is a gum over palladium - not completely finished yet

Image courtesy Monica Glitz

[ndg]

Here is a gum over palladium - not completely finished yet

Image courtesy Monica Glitz

That is so cool!

[sanking]

Here is a gum over palladium - not completely finished yet

Image courtesy Monica Glitz

Bob,

Very nice printing!!

Sandy

[bob carnie]

Thanks Sandy - we are starting to make progress- by this time next year maybe will have done 1/2 of the 10000 prints needed to get a great handle on the process.
Paulette is going to start doing a bunch of cyanotype / palladium using Sam Wang's method.

will post more as we go.