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davido

Cosmotype

This process is called an Anthotype. It's not a true photographic process, but a bleaching process. A film positive is used in contact with paper which has been applied with an emulsion - in this case the liquid from compressed Cosmos flowers and alcohol (Everclear).
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Location
Studio
Exposure
10 days
Film & Developer
Agfa Scala processed at DR5.
Paper & Developer
Cosmos Flowers, Everclear and Water
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David M Drake
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NedL
I was hoping there would be more comments by now! You got a nice range from dark to light for this process, and nice colors, and impressive middle values.
 
davido
Thanks NedL and Peter!
It was a fun experiment and couldn't resist trying it even if just for the name. May be the first ever Cosmotype!
 

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