A typical finished Oil Print after Inking showing how it is taped firmly to glass to prevent bending / stretching during the long drying process.

The Rawlins oil print process – a safer version

The Rawlins oil print process, developed in 1904, creates stunning archival quality prints with deep blacks and rich tones using minimal chemistry, Richard Hildred shares a safer version of the process – discover this unique technique making timeless prints. Writer and photography / Richard B. Hildred ABIPP WARNING: ADVANCED USERS ONLY: This process requires experience with photographic chemistry, safety equipment, appropriate laboratory procedures, and careful handling and disposal of hazardous … Read more