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geometry [2005-04-22 02:43:11 +0000 UTC]
wow!....(!!) this is really awesome! i really love the darkest region near the bottom left corner, and the combination of color with black and white done in the darkroom is both impressive and effective! i also really like the borders of the painted-on developer. that section in the lower center where the leaf is in black and white with the background as cyanotype really stands out as an area of interest. great work; this is definitely a favorite, without question!
-brian
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nicodeema In reply to geometry [2005-04-22 03:50:31 +0000 UTC]
thanks! there's actually no black or white in this, it's the light-sensative chemicals that are painted on regular paper and they turn blue and brown in the developer..
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geometry In reply to nicodeema [2005-04-22 05:56:53 +0000 UTC]
oh okay, that's cool. so was it liquid light you used for each, developed separately?
-brian
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nicodeema In reply to geometry [2005-04-22 15:42:52 +0000 UTC]
no, it's a cyanotype under a van dyke brown print...both are chemicals that print when exposed to UV light so it's sort of similiar to a photogram(and kind of similiar to liquid light in the way you paint the light sensative substance on the surface) I did the cyanotype first and then overlayed the brown right on top, so the same print went through the developer twice.
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