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Every month we send out a newsletter, IF there is something new to tell most of the time there is. Here's the story so far:

  • June 09 - Review of Diffusion magazine, volume 1 and new books
  • June 09 - 4 new artists and new galleries in chemigrams, lumen prints, POP and photosynthesis.
  • June 09 - Social alt. proc. network in South Africa and an insight into the paperbusiness.
  • May 09 - Making digital negatives, a new digineg e-book and Siderotype e-journal from Mike Ware!
  • April 09 - World pinhole day and a new Pinhole book coming up!
  • May 09 - Liquid light on wax, interview with Tina Maas and a brand new alt. proc. magazine.
  • April 09 - website survey and new camera obscura pinhole book from Jan Kapoor.
  • April 09 - More gum working methods and alt. proc. in South Africa, request for feedback on books and alt. proc. competition.
  • March 09 - Anthotype artist, two new books by Will Dunniway and a book discount
  • February 09 - Making a cyanotype in camera? Book discount and Will Dunniway's portfolio
  • January 09 - Polaroid news and new artists - and new work from "old" artists
  • December 08 - A book for everyone
  • November 08 - Diana Bloomfield and more artists
  • November 08 - Gumprinting and lumen
  • October 08 - Cyanotypes, silvergum and photosynthesis
  • September 08 - 4 artists
  • September 08 - Sizing survey, sizing formulas
  • July 08 - New artists
  • June 08 - New artists, including a 2 year old
  • June 08 - Sizing survey, take part
  • May 08 - Cyanotypes in vinegar, Carbon transfers and Polaroid 669
  • April 08 - 4 artists join!
  • April 08 - Get pinholing with Tom Miller and Tarja Trygg's Solargraphics
  • March 08 - European Travelling Portfolio and Christopher James' new book
  • February 08 - Wetplate collodion studio in SF and gum bichromate printing
  • January 08 - 4 new artists

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