| I must say, this is a lovely, charming, lively image. Makes the day begin with some sunshine in these dark times.
On Oct 28, 2008, at 7:04 AM, Diana Bloomfield wrote: Thanks, Henk. I love this photograph (what a wonderful composition). I also think there's a really interesting quality to monochrome gums; I've done some on unsized Fabriano (one coat), which I really liked. I saw some monochrome gums in a gallery recently, made by Sookang Kim. Although the prints appeared as a monochromatic gray, they were done in multiple layers. I'm not sure, but I'm *guessing* each layer had a slightly different hue to it, though that certainly wasn't obvious in the final print-- so not sure about that-- but just exquisite work. I was amazed anybody could achieve such a quality with gum.
On Oct 28, 2008, at 5:31 AM, henk thijs wrote: Hi Diana, The first one was the son of my son, the last one the son of my daughter. Started with bromoil printing (no big negs needed :-), thanks to Judy's PostFactory i made the step to gum. Mainly monochrome, also as an alternative to cyanotype, like this one :
Cheers, Henk
On 28 okt 2008, at 0:28, Diana Bloomfield wrote: Hi Henk,
I just now had a chance to see this-- what a beautiful photograph and print. Is this the same grandchild in a print you showed some weeks ago-- that was also a gum? You've obviously been making gum prints for a while, I'm guessing. Anyway-- really lovely print and image. I love that steady gaze into the camera. Thanks for posting.
Diana
On Oct 27, 2008, at 11:11 AM, henk thijs wrote:
.... just love to do 'the real thing' ....
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