Eureka! Look what I found today.

[gr82bart]

Most of you guys probably know about this site. I just dicovered it today. Pretty cool resources.

http://www.alternativephotography.com/

Regards, Art.

 

[htmlguru4242]

Defeinetely is cool; it's nice to have ALL of that info. in one place. Some of the articles on how to conduct the processes are a little unprofessionally written, though most of the info. sounds OK.

People should start looking on the forums over there and post; they've sorta died...

 

[Andy K]

Isn't Sandy King a member here too?

 

[gandolfi]

Defeinetely is cool; it's nice to have ALL of that info. in one place. Some of the articles on how to conduct the processes are a little unprofessionally written, though most of the info. sounds OK.

People should start looking on the forums over there and post; they've sorta died...

I'm sort of there - as is my identical twin... (true!)
I was searching for some recipies for certain techniques, and yes, they were missing. So it IS nice to have that info - I just would like it to be fuller..

 

[mark]

ole has a few shots there.

 

[JHannon]

Added to my favorite links.. Thanks Art!

 

[nick mulder]

interesting:

I just posted this in another thread:

"I first found alternativephotography.com which had some great galleries to get a good idea of what can be achieved with the different processes -

but for the real info on how to do it, including the myriad alternate ways alternative processes can be achieved APUG is the winner on all accounts (especially as certain chemicals aren't so easy to obtain in non-bulk amounts in certain parts of the world) "

alternativephotography.com has a heap of info, but the forums are pretty dead - not like here ...

I am hoping that APUG's alt. galleries will get as comprehensive as those as alternativephotography.com - I'm slowly starting to scan my prints