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VERy cool picture.
I teach this process--making BW paper POP or printing out
paper--in my Experimental Photography class every fall. Until you do it,
it seems impossible. I have them do photograms outside, laying stuff on
top of the paper under glass, juicy stuff, too, because chemical reactions will
produce all kinds of different colors. It is a cinch to do. A 4 or 5
hour exposure under direct Montana sun produces brilliant pinks, oranges,
yellows, mauves, browns, you name it. Into the fixer when done--no need to
worry about taking it out of the contact frame and walking to the darkroom with
full exposure sunlight because it is very slow this way since no development
occurs. Fun stuff. BUT I have never exposed it in the camera
before.
Nice to see Justin Quenell still doing pinhole, too, as I
show his work in slides in that class.
Chris
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