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Philippe T

Philippe T

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Hello,
One of my last cyanotype processed shots. I love this process (invented by a British...) which produces images full of very fine details!
 

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Very interesting to see another process. Thank you. Are there more?
 
Hello,
Thank You for your interest !
You mean, more cyanotypes or more images of this place?
 
More of everything, of course.
I don't know if everyone knows about making cyanotypes. It would be interesting if you started a new thread describing the basics.
 
If cyanotypes or any other of the many alternative processes are to be presented/discussed then perhaps the moderators would consider a separate section within the forum.
 
That's a very sensible suggestion. I should have though more clearly.
The alternative processes seem to be getting more popular. To some people, film photography is already alternative.
 
David M said:
That's a very sensible suggestion. I should have though more clearly.
The alternative processes seem to be getting more popular. To some people, film photography is already alternative.
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'What goes around comes around' so they say David. ;) Having been there and done it (along with other alternatives) I am quite happy to leave it to the next generation to be prepared for digital Armaggedon wherein digital files stored on zillions of servers & PC's around the globe have been rendered inaccessible or corrupted by the acitivites of ne'er-do-wells, both private and state-sponsored. :eek::D:D
 
What a blithering idiot I am, I had forgotten we already had such a section.:oops: I'll go sit in a corner and write out 500 lines of 'Needs to pay more attention'. :rolleyes:o_O:D
 
Superb tonality and details.

This must be the new version cyanotype from mr. Mike Ware.

I never make a cyanotype. But a perfect one is a pleasure to look at. And this i one of them.




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Thank you all for your compliments!
No, that's not Myke Ware's formula, just the original formula!
 
Philippe T said:
Thank you all for your compliments!
No, that's not Myke Ware's formula, just the original formula!
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Wow.

Then it's even more spectacular. I haven't seen such a tonality and sharpness in a traditional cyanotype.


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