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voytek
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 Posted: Wed May 26, 2010 12:49 pm Post subject: first cyanotype |
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voytek wrote:
I totally sunk in photography
Had to try new things. This is easy and fun. My first try is not impressive. #1 was removed to early from the sun, second was unnecessary treated with tea.  This is process of learning, sometimes full of mistakes. But this is great fun.
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fish4570
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fish4570 wrote:
Nifty cool ...
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voytek
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voytek wrote:
This morning was much better but I am still trying to get other results
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Scheimpflug wrote:
Call me crazy, but I much prefer #2 with the tea treatment over #4.
#2 is just bursting with character... the colors, the brush strokes, the staining, and especially the border.  It's a completely analogue result that screams vintage and hand-made, in a way that would be extremely difficult to create any other way. If that was my result, I'd frame & hang that one for sure.
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Nesster wrote:
Very nice nostalgic work, there's a mystery of existence to these images.
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Orio wrote:
Congratulations, love your efforts, and it's good to know there is someone out there who still cares about those old techniques!
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