Flowers #3

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  Robert Hall

• Aug 30, 2007

Awesome color. Very electric.

 

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  Eric Rose

• Aug 30, 2007

looks like a bee in the middle, on one of the flowers.

 

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  jd callow

• Aug 30, 2007

At first glance it looked like a crossproccessed e100 neg to me... wich i guess isn't far off as it was xprocessed epp (neg) printed to xprocessd endura -- pos print of the neg.

 

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  johnnywalker

• Aug 31, 2007

Wonderful colours and composition. And what planet was it was taken on? I don't believe this cross-processing stuff. I'm sure that's a liquid nitrogen waterfall in the background.

 

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  Akki14

• Aug 31, 2007

That is amazing. I suddenly wish ilfochrome paper didn't cost so much.
So that's essentially a colour negative. If you did put a slide in your enlarger, used a positive colour paper and cross processed it in RA-4, what would it look like?

 

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  jd callow

• Aug 31, 2007

check pe's gallery, I believe he has at least one done just as you mention.

 

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  Photo Engineer

• Aug 31, 2007

This is essentially the same as what you ask. It is a negative image.

If you print a slide onto a positive paper, and cross process it, you would get a negative image as well.

The problem is that the positive papers are not as easy to cross process due to contrast and Ilfochrome cannot be cross processed easily due to the chemistry involved.

Thanks for the comments.

PE

 

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  Mick Fagan

• Sep 1, 2007

If that is a bee on one of the flowers, I presume it's cross pollinating)

Very interesting process and picture.

Mick.