[alt-photo] Re: "Alternative" printing?

[Paul Viapiano]

Mark, not sure we're understanding Romeo's question, 'cause more and more 
people are printing in an alt process and then putting the print through the 
printer for color and such.

Doesn't Dan B do a platinum and ink pigment print? Even Peter Liepke started 
experimenting with a gum plus ink pigment type of print recently...see this 
is what I meant about a slippery slope.

Without getting further into whether we consider prints made with an inkjet 
step valid, we should just go back to what Diana was questioning in the 
first place and that is printers who make straight inkjet prints, maybe 
printing with brush borders, coloring, etc all done in Photoshop and then 
calling that an alternative process print.

Paul

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Actually I would call them inkjet reproductions.
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Mark Nelson
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Mark Nelson Photography


On Feb 15, 2010, at 10:11:08 AM, Romeo <jamesromeo at mac.com> wrote:

From:   Romeo <jamesromeo at mac.com>
Subject:    [alt-photo] Re: "Alternative" printing?
Date:   February 15, 2010 10:11:08 AM CST
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You all must be sick of this topic
I did a number of photos 5 +7 pinhole
B and W of ruined bldgs along the
Hudson made van dyke prints than
added color and size Photoshop
Made digital prints
What do I call ??