[alt-photo] Re: Follow up on Chlorox Bleach Development

[Loris Medici]

Same as usual gum development IME, I mean in succession; first Burnt Sienna,
then the Alizarin Crimson. But if you go a long way with bleach you'll also
start to etch/erase the layer below unlike a "fully developed" under-layer
in plain water development, where previous layers won't get damaged with
normal handling. So, don't overdo it! OTOH, don't be intimidated too much; I
had this only in a single image (not mine, a student's print) up to now...

Regards,
Loris.


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Subject: [alt-photo] Re: Follow up on Chlorox Bleach Development

If I over print a Burnt Sienna layer on the Alizarin Crimson layer, and
bleach back, will the crimson layer also get bleached back, or first the
Sienna layer than the Crimson layer, or..