Paper Negatives
I am in the process of writing an article about this process for those who are unfamiliar with the concept and possibilities. www.ipernity.com/blog/kiwivagabond/501429
There is of course the historical process of paper negatives and more contemporary styles of shooting with paper in your camera instead of film and processing that in a traditional darkroom process.
Tutu In Sunlight
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35mm silver gelatin paper negative process.Yashica J cam Yashinon 50mm lens Maungatapere Community Market outside Gallery259
After The Ball
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35mm silver gelatin paper negative process.Canon FTB cam 50mm lens f 1:7 Maungatapere Community Market outside Gallery259
Buskers
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35mm silver gelatin paper negative process.Canon FTB cam 50mm lens f 1:7 Maungatapere Community Market outside Gallery259
Ride
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35mm silver gelatin paper negative process.Canon FTB cam 50mm lens f 1:7 Maungatapere Community Market outside Gallery259
The Great Escape
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35mm silver gelatin paper negative process.Canon FTB cam 50mm lens f 1:7 Maungatapere Community Market outside Gallery259
Fire Storm
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Silver gelatin paper negative process. Vintage No.2 Kodak Brownie, Tetenal Vario paper.
The Fallen Remembered on Kokupu RD April 25th 2015
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Globus 5 x 7 LF Camera, 1897 Ross Protar Lens, exposure 4 secs @ f16
silver gelatin paper negative process......
The Bridge
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Box Brownie silver gelatin paper neg. 2012. Unprocessed with genuine artifacts
The Night kitchen
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Cafenol (Delta Std) developed silver gelatin paper negs. Scanned and processed in Nik Silver FX. Taken with vintage Box Brownie, No2 I think. But nearly a century old.
The Bachelor
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Cafenol (Delta Std) developed silver gelatin paper negs. Scanned and processed in Nik Silver FX. Taken with vintage FulVue Camera.
Ghostville
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Emulsion lift silver gelatin paper negative prints. (silver gelatin prints) Scanned and tweaked lovingly in Nik SFX Pro 2
Digital birth, analogue end.
This print was actually under exposed in the enlarger........but I kinda like that high key look..
New Shoots In No Mans Land
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Emulsion lift silver gelatin paper negative prints. (silver gelatin prints) Scanned and tweaked lovingly in Nik SFX Pro 2
Digital birth, analogue end.
Shelter From The Storm
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Emulsion lift silver gelatin paper negative prints. (silver gelatin prints) Scanned and tweaked lovingly in Nik SFX Pro 2
Digital birth, analogue end.
Reclining Fruit
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Silver gelatin paper negative process. Taken with Kodak Specialist 3 Camera with an unnamed brass brass lense. Taken inside Gallery259 on a workspace in Jan 2015.
Father & Sons Stand fast
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Emulsion lift silver gelatin paper negative prints. (silver gelatin prints) Scanned and tweaked lovingly in Nik SFX Pro 2. Original paper negative taken on my Pentacon 6 TL which sadly needs repairing.
St Patrick Encounters Opposition To The Good News…
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Emulsion lift silver gelatin paper negative prints. (silver gelatin prints) Scanned and tweaked lovingly in Nik SFX Pro 2
Women At The Well
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Emulsion lift silver gelatin paper negative prints. (silver gelatin prints) Scanned and tweaked lovingly in Nik SFX Pro 2
The building is the Cornish Pumphouse by The Martha Goldmine in Waihi New Zealand. The building was moved 100 meters back from the edge of the mine some years ago to preserve it. The original image was shot on my EOS 30D.
If anyone would like to know more about this process, please let me know and I will share it.
We Are The Champions
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Silver gelatin paper negative process. Circa 50 year old Ilford Fiber Contact paper. Home made cam with 5" Kodak bakerlite projection lense. Taken outside Gallery259 on a late Sunday afternoon.
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