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roaringtree tarafından 2024-04-01 tarihinde paylaşıldı
A 'wind pruned' larch tree on a bend in the road on exposed moorland. Originally a digital shot given analogue treatment through making an acetate negative and twice coated cereal packet card. Exposed under home made UV light box for 10 minutes. I much prefer the cyanotype to the original colour print!
roaringtree tarafından 2024-03-27 tarihinde paylaşıldı
The apse end of the beautiful Early Norman - Steetley Chapel. Taken with a Coronet F20, 75 minute exposure on expired Jessops paper. I love the cold tones that match the chilly, bright day.
roaringtree tarafından 2024-03-01 tarihinde paylaşıldı
St Giles old country church, (now abandoned), Nottinghamshire, UK. Cyanotype from acetate negative on twice coated cereal packet card. This alternative to expensive watercolour paper gives lovely tones of royal blue and mottled 'grain'. I have no idea whether the print will deteriorate over time much sooner.... will know in a few years :-) Original photo taken using an adapted condenser lens from a Victorian Magic Lantern.
1st day out in 2012, at the motu (little sand island in the lagoon) with a friends boat for a little picnic and relaxing afternoon. I shot with the Krab and noticed it gave the picture a strange light reflection at the bottom of each shot...
The minaret, built at the end of the 16th century, originally belonged to the Khetuda mosque, which after the Turkish occupation became a Catholic church and then a hospital, and was finally demolished in 1841. The tower suffered a similar fate, but was saved as a monument. It is of exceptional value, one of the few minarets to have survived the centuries intact in Hungary.
