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The final project for my Photographic Possibilities class at UMBC. Liquid Emulsion on Aluminum, with selective development.
Same camera and lens as Beaver Fallen Tree. I just turned the camera to the north. Same vignetting, same effect on me, at least. A lady at an art walk in my neighborhood wanted to buy it. They are such a chore to make from getting out of the car and backpacking the gear to the location, processing film, processing print, that I just can't sell these. I was only displaying to let people see this old process. (My mixture of ingredients gave this a cooler tone than Beaver.)
Camera-scanned platinum/palladium print. Autumn 2022. The reason for analogtexas. Chamonix 8 x 10 camera and 150mm f9 Graphic Kowa lens. The lens' image circle wasn't sufficient to cover the film, hence, the vignetting. I think it makes it look ...old? Brush marks and pencil marks to indicate the area on the paper to brush on the mix are all there to see.
Managed to take three #snow pinhole before lunchtime, massive smile!!!! :-) The road (which I think is the best image I taken all year) Exposure time 1 min 45 secs
#Confession!!! I forgot to take #bauble-cam out with me today so to honour our #Christmas #tree agreement I drew one and took a #pinhole of it. Exposure time 35 mins (#indoors)
Looking toward the right section of the gallery from the left section: Gretjen Helene's work on the extreme left, Ron Cowie's work in the middle section, Jesseca Ferguson's work in the distant right, and an Osterman print on the extreme right.
Have started #C.S #Lewis, The #chronicles of #Narnia: The #magician's #nephew. Exposure time 3 mins 30 secs
Jesseca Ferguson's cabinet of curiosities, featuring "The Little White Bird (after J.M. Barrie)," book, pinhole cyanotypes (2011).