Edward Richards experiments with cyanotypes and salt prints and shows work from all over the world. From: Australia. Shows: Cyanotypes and Saltprints. Ted Richards is a semi-retired photographer living in Australia who took up alternate processes about a year ago just out of interest. So far he has experimented with salted paper and cyanotype prints, and intends to move into … Read more
Wynn White, an American living in Japan and a renowned salt print artist shows his work here. From: Ontario, Oregon, USA, lives Yotsukaido, Chiba, Japan Shows: Argyrotypes, Cyanotypes, Kallitypes, Salt prints and Vandykes. Wynn White is an American photographer making his home in Chiba, Japan. He learned his craft through trial and error in the field and in the darkroom. … Read more
Dennis da Silva started as a lab technician in South Africa. He has evolved his work to include alternative processes. From: Johannesburg, South Africa. Shows: Cyanotypes, Vandykes and Saltprints. For over four decades Dennis da Silva has been developing both an eye for beautiful images and the images themselves. After making the transition from photographer to lab technician Dennis submersed … Read more
Renee Johannes from Johannesburg, South Africa is a print maker working in cyanotypes and salt prints. From: Johannesburg, South Africa. Shows: Cyanotypes and saltprints. Renee Johannes was born 1961 in Johannesburg, South Africa, and still lives and works there. Joy Edmonds, photographer and respected U.K. based artist introduced Renee to salt photography whilst working on a research project in South … Read more
Keith Nourse from London works in several processes like Salt prints, all using paper negatives. From: London, England lives in France. Shows: Cyanotypes, Gum bichromates, Salt prints, Vandykes. Born in London in 1958, Keith only uses equipment that is older than he is; from his mainstay Rolleiflex TLR to a 1905 mahogany, brass and leather Sanderson Field camera. He has … Read more
From: Trentham East, Victoria, Australia.
Shows: Albumen prints, Ambrotypes, Carbon prints, Gum bichromates, Salt prints, Wet plate collodions.
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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.
From: Gungahlin, Australian Capital Territory, Australia.
Shows: Cyanotypes, Vandyke browns, Gum bichromates, Gum over cyanotype, Cyanotype/Vandyke over inkjet, Platinotypes, Ziatypes, Photopolymer gravures, Polaroid image transfers, Albumen prints, Tintypes – modern, Ambrotypes, Salt prints.
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From: Pori, Finland
Shows: Anthotypes, Bromoils, Cyanotypes, Daguerrotypes, Kallitypes, Lith prints, Lumen prints, Mordancages, POP – Print out paper, Salt prints, Vandykes, Ziatypes, Wet plate collodions.
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