Elizabeth Graves is a San Francisco artist working with cyanotype, vandyke and collodion and a few other processes. Elizabeth is a keen experimenter with all sorts of alternative photographic processes. From: San Francisco, USA. Shows: Cyanotypes, Kallitypes, Photopolymer gravures, Vandyke browns, Vandykes over cyanotype and Wet plate collodions. Elizabeth Graves encountered cyanotypes while seeking a simple way to make Contact … Read more
From: San Francisco, USA.
Shows: Cyanotypes, Kallitypes, Photopolymer gravures, Vandyke browns, Vandykes over cyanotype and Wet plate collodions.
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Elizabeth Graves experiments with Waldack’s Formulas for Collodion Positives “Formula No. 1. For Dead-Whites” followed by a sodium thiosulfate fixer.
Elizabeth Graves recommends some good organizational habits for wet darkroom, alt-process photographers.
Elizabeth Graves satisfies her curiosity about straying from black to explore wet collodion on deep blue plates.
Elizabeth Graves provides a preview of her recent large format camera-building experiments.
Elizabeth Graves develops another impermanent, non-damaging way to hold thin metal plates in a conventional large format film holder.
Elizabeth Graves remarks on the perils of digital reproduction of analog media in a un-color-calibrated age.
Elizabeth Graves on the mysteries of pricing art for distant shows, what research to do and guidance needed.
Elizabeth Graves on the alt. proc. label on art – loathing it or loving it?