Traveling negative #3 of 3: Albumen print

I also made an albumen print with this traveling negative, but somehow the paper got polluted during seizing with silvernitrate. I immediately got some brown streaks - maybe from some residu of the fix on my gloves?? I still made the print to test this paper, that was new to me. It's a beautiful aquarel paper with a very nice structure - and very suitable for salt printing and albumen printing. It's made in the Netherlands and is called "Terschelling" and made by "Schut" from Heelsum, the Netherlands (Hot Pressed, Matt, Demi-Satine, 300 grams/m2).

This albumen print (with the two smudges from the contamination and the (on purpose) reversed negative), is the most "brown-reddish" prints of all thee.

See also: http://www.apug.org/forum/index.php?threads/traveling-negative-anyone.130692/page-12#post-1909148

My print of this negative was "upside down" like this, by mistake. I'm not used to putting single frame negatives into my carrier, and somehow I flipped it over after checking to make sure it was correctly positioned. I like this albumen print and would encourage you to try another!