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Make: Canon
Model: Canon EOS 40D
Shutter Speed: 1/20 second
F Number: F/4.5
Focal Length: 24 mm
ISO Speed: 640
Date Picture Taken: Apr 19, 2008, 12:13:51 PM
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This is part of a project for my Adv Photography II. The three projects I proposed for the semester all involved handmaking silk, bamboo, and soy silk paper. The three processes I decided to use were polaroid lifts, vandyke brown, and cyanotype. This is a cyanotype I did a few days ago and I'm really pleased with how it turned out. I had to make all the chemicals for both the cyanotype and vandyke brown processes and I thought for sure I screwed them up but nope they came out just fine! I did two vandyke browns yesterday and I'm not very pleased with them as the contrast is not nearly as nice and the images are not dark enough. I think I will need to expose them outside for longer and maybe make my negatives more contrasty.
Made on processed silk fiber. (the others are bamboo)
Thankie. This project takes quite a variety of different processes in order to complete including mixing and heating up the chemicals, handmaking the paper, printing out digital negatives from a digital photo, handcoating paper, and then exposing the print in daylight. I love these UV processes as you don't have to spend a long time in the darkroom...more time is spent outside watching the print develop before your eyes which is awesome to see.
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Thankie When I first thought of the idea of making prints on silk paper I wasn't sure how good of a response I would get to the work as it is something totally different than the norm in photography. I'd love to continue making more. ^_^
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The vandyke brown requires a special fixer and the cyanotype just requires a nice long wash no fixing needed. At the bottom of my description I put links to all the processes and there is a link to both the vandyke and cyanotype process that describe how it all works. Both processes require UV light to work so they are excellent summer projects. The only downside to these processes is mixing the chemicals and yes they are toxic but its a lot of fun to work on.
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At the bottom of my description I put links to all the processes and there is a link to both the vandyke and cyanotype process that describe how it all works. Both processes require UV light to work so they are excellent summer projects. The only downside to these processes is mixing the chemicals and yes they are toxic
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Help Desk Representative
Community Operations
deviantART, Inc.
Helping devious deviants in the Help Desk
Help Save Frogs
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