post alternative techniques

[sanking]

I understand the difference and my opinion is that it is just snobbery.

http://www.samwang.us/
They are mostly clothed here though so no examples of that perspective but in his book it predominates.

Sam Wang is a close friend and a former colleague at Clemson University. He is one of the most creative photographers I have ever met. He makes his own cameras to explore more fully his own vision. For example, he used a 50mm Mamiya Press lens and grafted it to body that takes 5X7 film holders. The 50mm lens does not cover, rather makes a circular image on the film. One of the characteristics of Sam's work is the extreme near/far perspective.

He had a book published last year in China. You can see/buy it here. http://www.alternativephotography.co.../sam-wang-book The reproductions are very good.

Sandy

[Emil Schildt]

A couple more polymer gravures:



and "Icon":

[mdm]

4X5 FP4, tinted carbon transfer on pearlescent acrylic sized Hahnmule Brittiania

[mdm]

Kinda Blue (with envy)
Prussian blue on pearlescent acrylic sized Hahnmule Brittiania. Good relief and from a RD200 rod! 5x7

[jnantz]

in camera faux pop chemical free print

using a hand made 7x11 ( 7x14 ) camera and 3 sheets of ilford paper ( trimmed )

[Erik Larsen]

8x10 carbon transfer print. Kings Canyon NP

[Tri Tran]

8x10 carbon transfer print. Kings Canyon NP

Erik, I would love to see this one but did not come up. Please check again. Thanks.

[mdm]

If you click on the flickr place holder it will take you there. If you want to link to a flickr page you need to click the share tab at the top of the page which will give you a static link to post here.

[Tri Tran]

Thanks David, Eric, is lovely. I can tell this one has great tone and relief. Lucky you no wind too .

[Jim Fitzgerald]

Eric, nice to see. Got to love the texture of the trees!!