From: Jack Fulton (jefulton1@home.com)
Date: 12/25/00-02:07:13 PM Z
Bob:
First of all, as I sit here w/the to children in from various portions of
the country or out of college, and Diane has prepared her usual and
wonderful Christmas Day breakfast . . you know, apple-turkey and
cherry-chicken sausages w/seasoned scrambled eggs, fresh tangerine juice w/a
lovely fresh baked apple crunch cake and a fresh ground latte w/hazelnut
liquor . . . and we opened our presents of socks and fun toys and shirts and
perfumes and soaps and calendars and incense and . . . . you know . . .
and, so we all wish your family great happiness.
But, on to other things such as the cyanotype negative. I too thought we
needed the contrasty neg for the prussian blue prints but in my last go
round w/the students such a dense and somewhat contrast laden negative
worked best w/salt prints whereas a somewhat dense but normal contrast neg
worked best for blueprints.
I ask, what the heck? So, just ho contrasty is contrasty when you say a neg
w/contrast?
Cheers
and again
a lovely holiday and new year celebration
Jack Fulton
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