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Final image of the month, #double #exposure of #tree #installation at the #Southbank. Exposure time 9 secs
Cyanotype No.9
The silhouette of a cat was laser-printed on a transparent sheet with real flowers and leaves overlaid.
This doesn’t fully satisfy me; I’ll have to redo it on large-format paper because the leaves and flowers are a bit too big compared to the subject.
Watercolor Paper 300gr 240x300 mm.
Saint Martin du Vivier - France
Summer 2026
Jerry Spagnoli's daguerreotypes for his series "The Last Daguerrian Survey of the Twentieth Century" (2005-2007).
#Pinhole of my #fluorescent #light #fixture in the #kitchen...... Why not, eh? Exposure time 29 mins (indoor pinhole)
Ended the month on a high with a mini exhibition in #Rachel's #Darkroom part of the #E17-art-trail of the #Angel project up until 16th Sept. Image of #Inky #cuttlefish Exposure time 2 mins
From a series of older images I retreated using the Van Dyke and Cyanotype processes (hand painted photo emulsions).
A mixture of Cyanotype and Van Dyke processes bleached back with potassium ferrocyanide.
A pinhole camera has its limitations, but it also has some remarkable qualities. It is these idiosyncrasies that drew the Swedish photo-artist Peter Wiklund to the pinhole camera as his creative tool of expression. For more than a quarter of a century, he has been exploring its imaginative possibilities in order to develop a personal language of visual imagining: his own creative way of seeing.
Peter Wiklund explains more about his work and the ideas behind it in conversation with Alasdair Foster at Talking Pictures.
talking-pictures.net.au/2023/05/06/peter-wiklund-worlds-t...