Saeid
TPF Noob!
Ok i read a thread here about 2 days ago, and i've been looking for it all day and couldnt find it. The first post had a picture of flowers with water ripples visible on the entire print.
I was wondering how they achieved that? And so my mind began to wonder... is this how they got achieved it?
- Print you image normally.
- Place into developer.
- And take the tray that contains the developer and the print under an enlarger
- expose light for afew seconds while agitating the tray.
And so you would see water ripples visible on the final print after fixing!
I was wondering if that technique is true? If so what can i do to get a sharper ripple effect. If not, how can i achieve that effect?
Thnx in advance!
P.s. If someone can post afew images with that effect, it would be greatly appreciated.
P.s.s. Just that i mention im currently into B&W
I was wondering how they achieved that? And so my mind began to wonder... is this how they got achieved it?
- Print you image normally.
- Place into developer.
- And take the tray that contains the developer and the print under an enlarger
- expose light for afew seconds while agitating the tray.
And so you would see water ripples visible on the final print after fixing!
I was wondering if that technique is true? If so what can i do to get a sharper ripple effect. If not, how can i achieve that effect?
Thnx in advance!
P.s. If someone can post afew images with that effect, it would be greatly appreciated.
P.s.s. Just that i mention im currently into B&W