Mural 1. Chromoskedasic process

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  thebanana

• Oct 22, 2011

Very cool.

 

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  flemming sarup

• Oct 23, 2011

Very exeiting

 

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  MaximusM3

• Oct 23, 2011

Very interesting, G. I bet it would look great hanging on a wall. Just don't drink that stuff

 

• Joe O'Brien

• Oct 23, 2011

I've been messing around with this process lately, and I'm wondering what you do for your prints after all the manipulation is done (wash, fix, hypo)?

 

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  sarahfoto

• Oct 23, 2011

Cool, looking forward to see some more!

 

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  bsdunek

• Oct 23, 2011

Joe O'Brien said:

I've been messing around with this process lately, and I'm wondering what you do for your prints after all the manipulation is done (wash, fix, hypo)?

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I give mine 30 sec. in stop, normal fix and wash. Seems to be fine.

 

• removed account4

• Oct 23, 2011

hi G

i have no idea what process this is, but i LOVE the results -

bon travail !
john

 

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  Guillaume Zuili

• Oct 23, 2011

Thanks everybody.
Joe, fix/hypo/wash. the usual.
Max, I might give that soup to the Bloody referee from France-All Blacks
John, you would like that process

 

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  Thomas Bertilsson

• Oct 24, 2011

G, that's just glorious! Compared to the regular lith print, this has something extra going for it.
It is so wonderful to see you back in action in the darkroom, G.

 

• ilya1963

• Oct 24, 2011

wonderful tones and printing