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Is the pressing of the shutter the end
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Colour Toning
Whilst toning a print with Selenium will make it archival,
it doesn't alter the appearance of the picture. Try colour toners
to add warmth or character. Berg's Blue Toner was used to compliment,
Chris's denim jacket, while a Golden\Yellow toner was used to
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Hand Colouring
After toning these prints to make them permanent,
they were hand coloured with a single colour from Berg's Hand
Colouring Set. Enhancing an otherwise straight forward black
and white print.
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Liquid Light
The original print on the left was made by sensitizing
a piece of Watercolour paper with emulsion in a bottle. Liquid
Light, the Fallen Angel was then created, adding her wings and
colouring using Pastels.
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Polaroids
The print on the left is a Polaroid Transfer. Polaroid
669 film is exposed in a "Daylab" printer, but instead of allowing
it to print normally the negative is separated and transferred
to a sheet of Watercolour Paper. On the right a Emulsion Transfer
is created by boiling off the emulsion in hot water, then transferring
it to a Watercolour Paper base. |
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Computer Imaging
Now with the advent of the Computer, the only limit
is your imagination. Whether it is the simple click, click, that
created the print on the left or the more complex multi imaged
shoot, that created "Once in a Blue Moon" on the right. If you can
imagine it, you can create it.
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