Re: cyanotype over ...
Sorry for forgetting those Keith. Probably it's because you're registered as a pure gum printer in my mind. Now, I remember to have seen some gum over kallitypes too... (Figure studies and portraits.) Regards, Loris. 20 Mart 2009, Cuma, 1:06 pm tarihinde, Keith Gerling yazmış: > all of these works are gum over cyanotype on masa paper > http://www.gumphoto.com/masa/index.htm > > 2009/3/20 Loris Medici <mail@loris.medici.name> > >> Phritz, >> >> Our list members Kerik Kouklis, Clay Harmon and others I don't recall >> right now, done / are doing beautiful gum over Pt/Pd prints: >> * Kerik Kouklis: http://www.kerik.com/gumover.htm >> * Clay Harmon: http://clayharmon.net/ >> >> Also there are many other people doing gum over cyanotype. First names >> that come into my mind: >> * Sam Wang: (Search Google, you'll find samples...) >> * Christina Anderson: http://christinazanderson.com/ (Gum over pt/pd and >> cyanotype here and there - especially in the Katrina portfolio. + >> Virtually all tricolor prints.) >> * Jim Larimer: http://larimerphoto.blogspot.com/ >> * ... and so on >> >> I personally like very much mixed process prints. I have recently done >> few >> gum over cyanotypes (not tricolor), they're so beautiful and >> considerably >> rich compared to plain cyanotypes. Definitely try it -> you'll be >> haunted! >> >> Regards, >> Loris. >> >> >> 20 Mart 2009, Cuma, 3:35 am tarihinde, Robert W. Schramm yazmış: >> > ... >> > Once that platinum layer is established it is inherently very stable. >> > As I recall Steichen often put gum over platinum. Some of his best >> > images (in my opinion) were made that way.
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