Writer and photography / Sandy King and John Lockhart An excerpt from The Carbon Print explaining how to use the book, be safe, and avoid common pitfalls with the Carbon print process. If you are a veteran carbon printer, you should feel comfortable jumping around this book to topics of special interest. For new carbon printers, there is a path … Read more
Tarja Trygg, of Finland is mapping out the sun all over the world. In her amazing pinhole project, she sends her pinhole cameras all over the world to record the paths of the sun all over the world.
The Albumen Print is an instructional book on how to print albumens written by Radosław Brzozowski.
Ruth Brown is finally releasing an updated edition of Cyanotypes on Fabric. From the expert fabric printer comes a practical and well researched how-to book on cyanotypes.
The formulas for dry print out – no development, no humidification – of the following the Texas Chrysotype.
Now shipping the 2013 revision of Christina Z. Anderson’s book Alternative Processes Condensed with an extensive gum section.
The salt print was first photographic process on paper, but it’s still in use today. In Ellie Young’s practical manual you will learn how to make salt prints in clear and jargon-free language.
If you have a pinhole camera, or have been itching to use one, this is a great excuse to take part in pinhole day 2012.
What’s wrong with Daguerre? Reconsidering old and new views on the invention of photography – a new publication on Daguerre, Talbot, Bayard, and Niépce from Hans Rooseboom.
Pinhole photography may or may not fit into the general category of “alternative photography,” depending on how the latter is defined, but for me pinhole shares the creativity, uniqueness, and unpredictable nature of many alt processes.