Photographic Techniques
 "You don't take a photograph, you make it." - Ansel Adams |
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| English An historical and technical succinct presentation of the platinum / palladium printing process. For a detailed, technical demonstration, please see below. A short description of my gelatin silver workflow, with materials and chemicals used in the exposure, film development and printing process. |
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| Français Courte présentation historique et technique du procédé de tirage aux sels de platine / palladium. Voir le lien en bas de page pour une démonstration détaillée de tirage. Ma méthode de travail, la technique, et les produits utilisés pour le processus de tirage argentique Baryté traditionnel. |
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all photographs are hand-made by myself and prints are processed to the highest quality standards. |
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Photographic Print Conservation |
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| "The concentration of iron that represents a superposition of iron from paper (paper impurity) and remaining iron from the photochemical process is very low and that speaks to very good clearing and washing accomplished using EDTA processing. Analyzed images will be very stable for a long time period. The FTIR analysis has not shown any organic impurities or remaining oxalate. That also speaks to very good processing of the submitted photographs." | ||
click here to view the full analysis report of my platinum / palladium prints (courtesy of the getty research institute )
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Platinum / Palladium Printing |
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| démonstration de tirage photographique au Platine / Palladium |
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| Please note that the low resolution images on this website are highly compressed to minimize download time. Screen images cannot provide the visual and tactile experience of viewing and holding the original prints. | ||