archive for the process category
Taking a picture, part six: black and white digital printing
I’ve been planning to sit down and write this for quite a while, but I’ve been keeping very busy with other things. (…)
Removing dust and scratches from scanned black and white film
If you’ve ever been frustrated with the clone stamp or the spot healing brush for removing dust and scratches from scanned film (both tools distort grain and destroy details), you may want to give this technique a try. (…)
Printing with Platinum and Palladium
I have been a fan of images printed on platinum and palladium for quite a while. (…)
Big Polaroid, Little Polaroid
Scanning and enlarging Polaroid photographs is fun. It’s been a long time since I did any color printing, too. I seem to have gotten the knack for it again. (…)
Party Like It’s 1999
That’s right, it’s prints! I spent all weekend cloistered in the apartment working on prints for next Saturday’s Brooklyn Indie Market spring re-opening. (…)
Taking a picture, part four: analog to digital
I think my situation is a pretty common one: I love film, especially black and white, but I don’t have the space or the time and energy to devote to a complete darkroom. (…)
Philosophical re-adjustment
Central Park
We’re experiencing technical difficulties
The light leak coming in from the loose seal in my A12 magazine was easy enough to diagnose, and I seem to have licked my uneven development issues—my last two rolls, at least, have developed without incident, with a tip o’ the hat to Robert for the advice. (…)