Blue Batmen
Drums
Coke Sign
Winter 1980, My 1st Cyanotype Print
Blue Batmen
Ray as Cyanotypes
Duane and Velvet Elvis
Duane and spotmeter
MenacingTourist

Blue Batmen

This is a perfect example of why not to use an acid-free paper. The circle on the right Batman's face is from using my spit to keep the paper stuck to sheet of glass while I coated it. I guess my spit is acidic enough to change the paper. The tones on this spot are wonderful.
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Location
Near big window where I work. Southern afternoon light.
Equipment Used
ICA 6.5cm x 9cm sheet
Exposure
20 min in plate burner
Film & Developer
JandC 200 / Rollo Pyro
Paper & Developer
Arches watercolor hot press 140 lb
Lens Filter
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Donald Qualls
Try adding a teaspoon or two of vinegar to the wash water when developing the cyanotype. That should offset the alkalinity of your tap water enough to get that "spit spot" tone over the whole print.
 

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