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As the Alternative Processes class drew to a close we were asked to think about a final project on the topic of anti-shadow. Using an acetate negative of…
As part of a 120mm film day organised by the Stills Democratic Camera Club, we headed to the west of Edinburgh to explore the Cammo Estate. Armed with…
The home made albumen solution has been sitting in the dark for a month now – surprisingly smell free. I re-read my notes on the recipe to discover…
Traquair House continues its collaboration with the Edinburgh Printmakers with the commission of The Debatable Land, a three part work by Peter Sacks, for their Beyond Borders Scotland…
Linlithgow has a long history, a royal burgh it was the birthplace of Mart Queen of Scots and still has many places to explore. Circumnavigate the “peel” as…
The albumen process uses a layer of egg white for the sensitised salt solution to adhere to. Paper is formed into a ‘boat’ by folding up a margin…
The salt print was invented in 1835 by Talbot. Paper is soaked in a salt solution, dried and then sensitised with a solution of silver salts. Care is…
Strips of 120mm negatives taken with a Holga were placed directly on paper sensitised with VDB. Exposed to sunlight for about 12 minutes.
American Impressionism – A New Vision is on at the Dean Gallery (Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art) from the 19th of July to the 19th of October….