Efergoh
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I took Best of Alternative Procecss at the Student Art Show at my school this year with this image...
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Single weight grade 4 paper developed in exhausted lith developer, bleached via mordancage, redeveloped in Sepia part B, then had the emulsion selectively removed.
These two are here in Battle Creek at the Battle Creek Art Center and were entered in their annual photography competition:
Beth
I'll take the process for this one to my grave. I discovered it quite by accident.
Checkmate (won a prize for this, but don't know what yet)
Straight print in D76 on grade 4 single weight paper, bleached, and partially redeveloped in lith developer (accounts for the red tones)
This one is in Muskegon for the 80 Regional Art Exhibit:
Modest
Was actually a digital photograph. Converted to B&W in photoshop then inverted to a negative and printed on transparency (overhead projector material) in an inkjet printer. The transparency was then contact printed in the darkroom and developed in exhausted lith developer.
I have a second one at the Muskegon show, but it is a digital image.
This one is going to the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts for the West Michigan Art Show...
This is my attempt to emulate Jerry Ulesman (sp?) This one is printed from two different negatives on a single sheet of paper. Yes, I could have done it in photoshop in about 20 minutes, but I took the road less traveled and spent roughly 16 hours and about $30 of photo paper to get this one right.
The scan of the print doesn't do this one (or any of them justice)
"Pause"
Single weight grade 4 paper developed in exhausted lith developer, bleached via mordancage, redeveloped in Sepia part B, then had the emulsion selectively removed.
These two are here in Battle Creek at the Battle Creek Art Center and were entered in their annual photography competition:
Beth
I'll take the process for this one to my grave. I discovered it quite by accident.
Checkmate (won a prize for this, but don't know what yet)
Straight print in D76 on grade 4 single weight paper, bleached, and partially redeveloped in lith developer (accounts for the red tones)
This one is in Muskegon for the 80 Regional Art Exhibit:
Modest
Was actually a digital photograph. Converted to B&W in photoshop then inverted to a negative and printed on transparency (overhead projector material) in an inkjet printer. The transparency was then contact printed in the darkroom and developed in exhausted lith developer.
I have a second one at the Muskegon show, but it is a digital image.
This one is going to the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts for the West Michigan Art Show...
This is my attempt to emulate Jerry Ulesman (sp?) This one is printed from two different negatives on a single sheet of paper. Yes, I could have done it in photoshop in about 20 minutes, but I took the road less traveled and spent roughly 16 hours and about $30 of photo paper to get this one right.
The scan of the print doesn't do this one (or any of them justice)