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we walked and saw the fireflies liquid emulsion brush coated on window glass, 9 hour impression
Photography, Coffee Developers, and Homemade Cameras
we walked and saw the fireflies liquid emulsion brush coated on window glass, 9 hour impression
All this talk about the end of the world is near has got me thinking .. I better work on my monograph and upload it to the cloud so I
image was exposed to the sun in the early 2000s. It was a sheet of window pane I had been bringing from location to location since about 1986. I was
Impress your friends and family 6 approximately 30×40 canvas prints for sale 7 Seconds (top left ) View across the bayfrom a hand worked paper negative. (bottom left) Composition with
this is a postage stamp size silver gelatin tintype. it was probably made just before world war 1 in order to retouch this, I inverted it to a negative blended
Save Grandma’s prints! some are probably old, from the 1800s … I can help restore them.I’ve worked with glass plates for 40 years. I’ve also remastered cabinet cards, silver gelatin
so you bought some tmax100+400 4×5 film and you are tired of the clinical almost “digital” look it gives you because of it’s tabular grain. you did it, and got
I have prints and books for sale. If you see something you are interested in on my website or instagram feed drop me a line, I am happy to make
back when I was young and foolish i printed 16×20 photographs and cut them up and mailed them out as post cards to friends. sometimes they’d arrive, sometimes those of
not sure about you but sometimes I am in the zone. I have a camera or some sort of photo paper and I’m just making something. my mind wanders, I
I have a messy desk, and it doesn’t take long for the desktop in my computer to be cluttered with all sorts of stuff too. Over the years I’ve been
sometimes my camera goes on vacation without me. that’s my only explanation. and sometimes it is on vacation when im photographing something else. I know it sounds like it makes
Often times people attribute great imagery to great darkroom practices, and perfect exposures in-camera. I think a lot of it has to do with imagination as well as knowing one’s
Printer? Darkroom? The answer is, yes, because if there’s not a print you really can’t share it with friends or family. On a screen is fun, and it’s great to
For between 15 and 20 yeas I have been restoring people’s old photographs. I’ve worked on everything from albumen prints to color snapshots scratched, emulsion-damaged, faded, torn, yellowed or ?