Blueprint 4

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By: Chad Parish
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Photographer	Chad Parish {Karma:335}
Project	N/A	Camera Model	Canon Digital Rebel
Categories	Alternative Process Florals Photoart	Film Format	Digital RAW
Portfolio		Lens	Canon 28-80 mm f/3.5-5.6 IV USM
Uploaded	5/31/2006	Film / Memory Type	Lexar 1GB
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Location	City - Auburn State - ALABAMA Country - United States
About	Continuing with my experimentation, making contact prints using blueprint paper.
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Chad Parish {K:6440} 5/9/2008

Interesting, I like the texture and use of color. Well done. Always good to know I share my name with photography enthusiast!

Chad Parish {K:335} 6/2/2006

Hi, Eb. Thanks for your comments. I just make a regular positive print of the digital photo on the paper I normally use (but no larger than the 11x17 sheet of blueprint paper), then place the print face-down on the unexposed blueprint paper, with a pane of glass on top. I place this in the sun for around 3 minutes (I'm still working out the optimum exposure time). After that, I place the blueprint in an old cooler with a bowl of warm ammonia, then close it up. The print takes 15 minutes or so to develop.

Eb Mueller

{K:24960} 6/1/2006

I can not visuallize how you are making contact prints, given that you are shooting digital. Are you making negative transparencies from your digital. The blueprint works well with repeating patterns such as this!
Eb

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