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Photographer’s Gallery Bookshop
is the bookshop in the gallery carries some books on the alternative processes, mainly of the technical nature.
5 and 8 Great Newport Street, London, WC2H 7HY, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 (0) 207 – 831 1772
Email: bookshop (at) photonet.org.uk
Website: www.photonet.org.uk
Ship: Locally
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The Massive Paper chart
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85+ papers tested in the argyrotype, chrysotype, cyanotype, palladium, salted paper and vandyke brown process.
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by Malin Fabbri
Discover how 140+ artists bring colour to traditionally monochrome processes. This book explores pigments, chemistry, layering, and experimentation through real working examples.
Combines inspiration and learning!
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Highly creative!
Our 25th anniversary book
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Step into a world where light, chemistry, and creativity collide. 137 artists push the boundaries of alternative photography, with processes like cyanotype, gum, and platinum printing to create unique, handcrafted images. They showcase their work, insights, and inspiration.