A simple, economical contact printer
Peter J. Blackburn presents a simple printing device capable of producing sharp prints with ease.
Peter J. Blackburn presents a simple printing device capable of producing sharp prints with ease.
Duplicate, solarize and merge two negatives in a single final print to create abstract and painterly effects with film.
The chapter called “Light-Resists without camera or computer” of Sarah Van Keuren’s book “A Non-Silver Manual: Cyanotype, Vandyke Brown, Palladium & Gum Bichromate with instructions for making light-resists including pinhole photography”.
Excerpt from The Experimental Photography Workbook, 4th Edition.
Christina Z. Anderson describes four ways to creatively destroy your negatives, giving them a little extra bite.
There are many different routes to the final negative. Here, Lloyd Godman gives an overview of the different techniques.
If you’re in the darkroom and have just developed a negative image, from say a pinhole camera. You wonder how to turn it into a positive image. This an easy step-by-step to how.
Ed Buffaloe explains how to make an enlarged negative for contact printing by reversal.