[alt-photo] Re: Getting started with gum dichromate printing

[Rene M Hales]

Okay, I will play dumb. What are PF Journals and where do you find them? Are
they online resources or where do you buy them?

Thanks,
Rene
http://www.pbase.com/halesr 

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Diana Bloomfield
Sent: Thursday, April 08, 2010 10:35 AM
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Subject: [alt-photo] Re: Getting started with gum dichromate printing

Hi Tom,

Sorry to say I haven't read Chris's article, although she was very  
helpful to me in emails when I was starting to gum print (thanks,  
Chris!), but  by far-- the most helpful and detailed (with  
illustrations no less) are Judy's PF Journal articles.  There was one  
particular issue that was very detailed, for beginners.  My copy is  
pretty stained and dog-eared now, but it was incredibly helpful.  I  
don't have it in front of me, so I don't know which issue it is-- but  
if you don't have it-- or any of them-- you may as well order all the  
copies now.  Those PF Journals I return to all the time-- incredibly  
informative and really interesting.  Katharine's website is helpful,  
too, and I thought Sam's article on Unblinking Eye was good as well.   
By far, though, for starting-- I do think Judy's step-by-step  
instructions can't be beat.

Diana
On Apr 8, 2010, at 10:14 AM, Tom Kershaw wrote:

> I'm considering whether to try gum printing, partly to gain some  
> experience with separation processes in anticipation of working with  
> colour carbon printing at some point in the future. Is Christina  
> Anderson's 2008 article on alternativephotography.com  still a good  
> place to start?
>
> Tom Kershaw
>
>
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