In a message dated 6/28/01 10:02:26 PM, hol...@duke.usask.ca writes:
I would end up with a print that looked a little bit like the landscape my
kids used to draw; a stripe of blue across the top for the sky a stripe
across the bottom for the ground and the subject stuck in-between.
Is it
Cool! sounds promising and interesting. I hope we'll get to see the
images when you're done.
kt
Gordon J. Holtslander wrote:
Hi:
What got me thinking this way was how the landscape was so big and
appeared to be filled with nothing but open space.
I was trying to think of a way of
Hi:
What got me thinking this way was how the landscape was so big and
appeared to be filled with nothing but open space.
I was trying to think of a way of making a print where much of it was
nothing but blank paper. I wanted a stripe of something at the top and
bottom and a few things in the
My use of the word emulsions here was confusing to some, and I'm not
sure why I used it myself. What I meant was gum bichromate using
different colors in different parts of the image. I hope that's more
clear.
kt
Katharine Thayer wrote:
Now you're TALKIN', Gordon. Another possible way to do
Its not quite that bad ... the dog would have to be a Great Dane :)
There is a section of the road where there are only 3 corners over 45 min
to an hour of driving, otherwise the road is _completely and perfectly_
straight - sarcasm) a really exiting drive /sarcasm
Gord
On Thu, 28 Jun 2001,
I left out the first step, where you lay down the image with a first
exposure in monochrome, black or brown or whatever would harmonize with
your colors, and then for the second exposure you put the different
colors on where you want them.
kt
Katharine Thayer wrote:
Now you're TALKIN',
Now you're TALKIN', Gordon. Another possible way to do the same thing
might be to selectively coat different-colored emulsions on different
areas of the paper, and print in one exposure. Would require only one
negative.
Katharine Thayer
Gordon J. Holtslander wrote:
Had an idea while driving
on my webpage (see signature). Go to the fine art
page, then the downtown portfolio. Good luck.
--
Tom Ferguson
http://www.ferguson-photo-design.com
From: Gordon J. Holtslander hol...@duke.usask.ca
Subject: Re: [pinhole-discussion] yet another 2 cents on Food for thought
Had an idea while
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From: Gordon J. Holtslander hol...@duke.usask.ca
Had an idea while driving halfway across the priairies last weekend -
Calgary to Saskatoon...
Is it true that in the prairies, it is so flat that one can see a dog
running away from you for days and days?
Guillermo
Had an idea while driving halfway across the priairies last weekend -
Calgary to Saskatoon...
I was stuck by how what I was seeing was big swatches of single colors.
Big reddish sky, big dark blue clouds huge green fields, long black
strip of road heading off into infinity.
I'm working with
Its funny...We just completed a great 5 day pretty much total immersion
PhotoShop class here at Peters Valley. There were 5 people in various levels
of computer/photographic skill. My 16 enlarger darkroom had a brace of G-4's
with printers humming away. It was ,of course photographed, with my a
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