A few new lith prints

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I've not had any quality time in the darkroom for months!! Spent a lot of this summer with my entire downstairs ripped up as we installed hardwood floors, and my darkroom was more of a storage facility. :lol:

But it's cleaned up now and I got a chance to try some more liths. Wasted a bunch of time trying to get good results on a Kentmere paper - which ultimately failed. :banghead: More experimenting is in order there, since it did work at the workshop I attended last year. Frustrating!

A few that worked:

An HIE negative from a surprise trip to South Beach earlier this year. This plant was on our hotel room's balcony. Fotospeed Lith paper.

SouthBeachbalcony-lith.jpg



This is one that I'll probably re-visit, in an effort to get more exposure in the highlights. I used Grade 2 Slavich paper, which gives very contrasty results in lith developer. I let the blacks in this one develop fully, and it ended up looking like I'd used lith film. Also from an HIE negative. A South Beach art deco building:

AlbionSouthBeach-lith.jpg



Another HIE negative using the Slavich paper. This one I pulled well before the blacks fully developed, for a more charcoal etching kind of feel. Reminds me of a bromoil, too!

A South Beach parking deck:

SouthBeachbuilding-lith.jpg



Thanks for looking!
 
very cool terri

ps. i am going through that floor issue right now, does it ever end? the dust the clutter?
 
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Fabulous work, Terri.
 
Why, thank you, Max! :hug::

Ann: the floor issue and related dust/clutter/my-house-is-a-hellhole factor DOES end....eventually. Just be smart and keep your enlarger covered at ALL times during the dust storm....not like SOME people I could name, who decided to sand down a wall in a nearby room while leaving the cover off and the darkroom door open. :blushing:
 
Just be smart and keep your enlarger covered at ALL times during the dust storm....not like SOME people I could name, who decided to sand down a wall in a nearby room while leaving the cover off and the darkroom door open. :blushing:

And that person is still Living?!!!?

Nice work as always, It seems those old Art Deco style beach buildings were just built to do hi- contrast images of. :lovey:
 
Would enjoy seeing these for real, esp. the art deco building photograph.
Looks nice.
 

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