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05/04/2005 04:24:39 PM · #1 |
post processing lately has become a bit of a bore in the darkroom, I want to do something new!
I know a lot of you used to do film based photography, so beyond doing negatives of positives...what other fun can I have in that room?
thanks!
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05/04/2005 04:40:47 PM · #2 |
| glad i checked your profile and age before i gave my response...ummm not sure now |
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05/04/2005 04:46:16 PM · #3 |
Originally posted by buzzmom:
glad i checked your profile and age before i gave my response...ummm not sure now |
give it to me anyway...creativity sparks more creativity
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05/04/2005 05:10:46 PM · #4 |
While the paper is in he developer turn the main light on for a second. You will get an interesting solarized effect. Alternatively you could try making photograms.
Photogram:- pictures created from shadows of objects placed directly on or above the paper. They provide a way of making pictures without the need for a camera or negative. All that is required is the enlarger,a sheet of photo paper and some objects which can be used to create the image. Give it a go !!!!
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05/04/2005 05:25:24 PM · #5 |
i've always fancied using "liquid light" emulsion, which you can use (apparently) on any surface. Google it if you're interested..
If you try it (or anyone else has experience with it), do let me know
Like dogman said, photograms are interesting too. you have to experiment to see what objects work.
And if you wanna combine the digital and the b+w darkroom, try making your own negatives on photoshop and printing them on acetate. I guess you need a high dpi and low magnification for the resolution to be anything near reasonable, but its summat else worth experimenting with...
don't forget to let us know if you find something fun.
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05/04/2005 05:34:35 PM · #6 |
| When I was in High School, I was in the darkroom with another girl in the class. We were playing a little grab-ass and then we heard a very stern, "Ahem". It was followed by us saying, "Sorry Mr. Cunningham, I didn't realize you were in here." |
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05/04/2005 05:49:08 PM · #7 |
my teacher had a completely different reaction...in fact, i didnt know he was there until i left the darkroom and realized he wasnt in the classroom...
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05/04/2005 06:06:41 PM · #8 |
Originally posted by buzzmom:
glad i checked your profile and age before i gave my response...ummm not sure now |
Hummm makes one wonder what is on your mind. lmao |
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05/04/2005 06:29:00 PM · #9 |
Last year I had a color photography class, but these few things could easily be applied to black and white, if you haven't tried them yet:
This is a glass sheet smeared with vaseline lying over the easle:
This is another glas sheet with drops of water lying over the easle:
Two negatives:
I didn't do this one very well, but you could try it anyway. It's a trasparent paper I colored black with clear writing, lying on top of the paper:
Message edited by author 2005-05-04 18:32:10. |
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