P.j.
You just don't understand.... :-) Maybe you misunderstood what I had
done...
mind you,this was 20 years ago.... so my memory is fuzzy but I tried
all that stuff,
fiddling around... I can't really show you what I'm talking about....
hmmm actually
I could by faking it in photoshop...
The bottom line is the minute any liquid of anykind touches the paper
that at been
exposed in the manner I exposed it the effect was ruined....
When I tried to develop one - it simply turned the paper black the
minute it hit the
chemicals...
the original stuff I did was prompted by an accidenttal exposure of
paper ...
I'll make a photoshop imitation to show you guys .
ann
P. J. Alling wrote:
Ann you have to develop them too. If you don't the silver crystals
won't stabilize and the fixer will simply dissolve them.
ann sanfedele wrote:
John Sessoms wrote:
From: ann sanfedele <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
I made some abstract geometric images exposing photo paper to light
with various configurations of covering it up with various
objects... trouble is you then have to
photo that as it won't last - or at least I couldn't figure a way
to do it.
Put them in fix just like any other B&W print.
Nope - that didn't work.... of course I tried that...
anyway, I may have a couple of them in dark storage somewhere... but
fixing
just erased everything.
ann
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