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[Franswa]

I've been feeling better about my progress with cyanotype prints and wanted to share my latest renditions of two previously shared prints, after additional rabbit holes and such.


This one I toned with mushroom coffee

 

[CreationBear]

mushroom coffee

You can take the man out of Travis Co. ….

Very nice work, both—the first ought to get you thinking about Pt/pd, and while I usually don’t care for untoned cyanotypes, especially for landscapes, the original “blueprint“ really works for me, especially with the coating “inside” the negative.

 

[Franswa]

mushroom coffee

You can take the man out of Travis Co. ….

Very nice work, both—the first ought to get you thinking about Pt/pd, and while I usually don’t care for untoned cyanotypes, especially for landscapes, the original “blueprint“ really works for me, especially with the coating “inside” the negative.

Haha....thank you. I am actually not a fan of anything mushroom at all. When I was shopping for instant coffee for toning I though it might be a good one over standard black coffee.

I am currently also liking the coating inside the negative. It's a much cleaner look for my print choices thus far.

 

[Jon Buffington]

From this winter at Sunken Pond. Usually I capture this on film, this time on digital, converted to B&W.

 

[chuckroast]

From this winter at Sunken Pond. Usually I capture this on film, this time on digital, converted to B&W.

I had something similar in mind when I did this at the end of winter a few years back with a GW690 and Acros. Great Minds etc.


Scan of silver print:

 

[Jon Buffington]

I had something similar in mind when I did this at the end of winter a few years back with a GW690 and Acros. Great Minds etc.


Scan of silver print:


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Beautiful!

 

[chuckroast]

Beautiful!

Right back at you.

The great thing about all this is that if you satisfy your own creative instincts without regard to the approval of others ... others will approve.