Solarized Images

That is really nicely done, Bob! I always make a real mess of solarization.

Looks like a charcoal drawing. Excellent!

Excellent image and a good subject for the technique. I could see this as a good cover shot for Aperture magazine.

This is really cool!

These are so freaking cool, Bob. Love it!

Both images are very well done Bob.

Nice work Mr Carney! Are you going to print these on the same paper as the ones I saw in Springfield? Those are gorgeous.

Very nice Bob, you're taking solarization to a new level.

Thank You all for the kind words. I am still in the stage of setting up the camera each month with a different set of objects. Within a few years I will be well into printing out editions of all the Hero Images.A good friend bought me one of those light tents and its perfect for small object , the background is the white small seemless the tent has and the objects are on a object that has a hole in it to let the light from the bottom shine through as well I place normal packing tissue which creates the base.The negative process is Mr Jolly's formula, but I do not dilute the developer for film, I pull and flash half way between a 4 minute development.These days I am working with a 100 yr old 8x10 Century Camera, and a 4x5 Sinar, each shoot I load colour negative and BW film , I leave the 8x10 Camera for BW negs only as I plan to make40 x50 inch prints of this work and the 8x10 neg is really suited.I have been solarizing colour with each shoot and we have made some tri colour gum over pt pd and as well gravure 4 colour.I will be very busy once I start printing the editions

Yes and No , Sometimes I like the Matt Paper as it tones well with Blue and other times I like the Art 300, when I edition the prints I will print some on both and let clients purchase what they like.

papagene said:

Nice work Mr Carney! Are you going to print these on the same paper as the ones I saw in Springfield? Those are gorgeous.

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