My prints will go out on Tuesday of next week. I'll save everyone the complete and utter boredome of details as to why I am late! Thanks for everyone's patience.
Just received a gorgeous Palladium print of a stream in winter from FredW, great tonal range, detail and highlights, I'm most impressed.
As I did yesterday, but the postman had it to be fit in my to small postbox, so it has to flatten down the next days
But thank you for this nice print!
Recieved to day a very well presented and impressive Argyrotype from Anke Drewitz. It is a very elegant piece of work, thank you. It also makes me want to try my hand at Argyrotypes - I think I could be busy over the coming months!
I've been everywhere ooooohhh yeaahhhh still I'm standing tall.
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Recieved Henning's lovely dreamlike gum/cyanotype pinhole cityscape yesterday-thanks!I've tried gum before and it's easy to get somekind of result initially,but not always so easy to go further.Alt processes and pinhole do seem to be made for each other.
"He took to writing poetry and visiting the elves: and though many shook their heads and touched their foreheads and said 'Poor old Baggins!' and though few believed any of his tales, he remained very happy till the end of his days, and those were extraordinarily long "- JRR Tolkien, ' The Hobbit '.
Whew! I printed my prints last night. Now I have to package them. If I do that before noon, I'll have time to get to the post office to send them off today, else it will have to be during the week next week when I have time.
As I did yesterday, but the postman had it to be fit in my to small postbox, so it has to flatten down the next days
But thank you for this nice print!
regards,
Anke
Sorry to here that they bent the package, I had placed the cardboard inside so that it would not be too easy to bend, but I suppose where there's will there is a way.
If you have a drymount press, rewet the print in water, let it air dry on a screen, and a few minutes in the press, between two pieces of matt board, usually does the trick.