http://www.okinczyc.org/jeannette/photo Fri, 07 Mar 2008 21:51:21 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en My newest goal is to print something every week. I created these digital negatives on the new transparency film I'm trying out, InkPress' Transparent Film: Book Press, 2007 Nikon D70, taken 2004 InkPress Transparency Film + Epson 7800 K3 + Photo Black Traditional Cyanotype (+ hydrogen peroxide bath) Crane's Cover, 610 LU (April 2007)   Ruby ... http://www.okinczyc.org/jeannette/photo/?p=22 My children are a source of entertainment and wonder for me. They are also used somewhat mercilessly as test subjects (for alt-photo processes) and models, although most images I take of them are candids: Porter, Easter 2006 Digital Negative: Pictorico OHP, Epson 2200 + piezography NK7 inks + spray fixative Camera: Nikon ... http://www.okinczyc.org/jeannette/photo/?p=18 In 2004 I went to Poland and stayed with my Dad's cousin Zosia. Every morning we were greeted by this beautifully laid table, where we had the famous "first breakfast" meal: coffee or tea, fruit, whole grain breads, meats (for others) and cheeses: Zosia's Table, 2004 Digital Negative: Westjet Film, Epson ... http://www.okinczyc.org/jeannette/photo/?p=15 In February 2007 I took a workshop with Ray Bidegain and Patrick Kolb of the Contact Printers Guild. As I mentioned a few posts ago, I was inspired by Ann Quinn's small flower prints, and pulled out a stack of found negatives. There's something about bicycles for me, so I ... http://www.okinczyc.org/jeannette/photo/?p=9 My first platinum prints were done in June 2006, under the watchful eye of Ray Bidegain: Baby Joe - Passport photo 1973 Found 4x5 negative Platinum, Crane's Cover (4)1:5%           Ruby 2006 Film: Arista.EDU Ultra 4x5 100 iso Camera: Gowland (4)1:5% 610 LU http://www.okinczyc.org/jeannette/photo/?p=7 I've been experimenting with smallish prints after taking Ray Bidegain and Patrick Kolb's Platinum Printing workshop this past February. I renewed my acquaintance with painter and photographer Ann Quinn, whose small prints of flowers turned out so lovely in platinum that I dragged out some old negatives I'd acquired ... http://www.okinczyc.org/jeannette/photo/?p=4