Mark Nelson sent out a note pointing us at a resource site for the Epson 3800 printer.The Internet is so cool.
The page is maintained by Eric Chan - who seems like quite an interesting fellow.
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Musings on photography, historic and alternative printing processes, image making and art. There are some entries containing the nudity when discussing photographer's work.
About Me
- Brian Pawlowski
- I have been studying photography and historic photographic processes for a few years. Working in platinum and palladium, silver, cyanotype, and most recently polymer gravure. I combine digital and analog processes with wild abandon. You can see my work at brianpawlowski.com.
Categories
- Bookshelf (12)
- Chemistry (1)
- Chrysotypes (1)
- Cyanotypes (10)
- Digital Negatives (2)
- Equipment (4)
- Exhibits (1)
- Fun Stuff (1)
- Musings (11)
- Papers (3)
- Photographers (9)
- Polymer Photogravure (11)
- Problems (1)
- Resources (2)
- Technique (1)
- Workflow (1)
Archives
- April 2009 (1)
- March 2009 (9)
- February 2009 (4)
- January 2009 (12)
- December 2008 (14)
- November 2008 (4)
Resources
What I'm Reading
- The Chrysotype Manual: The Science and Practice of Photographic Printing in Gold by Mike Ware (2006)
- Treatise on Photogravure by Herbert Denison (1895)
- Ferric and Heliographic Processes by George E. Brown (1900)
- Printing for Pleasure by John Ryder (1976)
- Popular Photographic Printing Processes by Hector Maclean (1898)
- Which Paper: A Guide to Choosing and Using Fine Papers by Sylvie Turner
- The Sinclair Handbook of Photography (1909)
Copyrights and usage
All original material on this site is copyrighted by Brian Pawlowski. Photographs and images are either copyright the respective photographer or is out of copyright and freely available for use.
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