Are blogs retro yet?
a collection of YouTube videos about Technicolor.
“Color Consciousness,” Natalie Kalmus
Since errors about imbibition/dye transfer are so often repeated (by one person) I include these items:
the agreement between Technicolor and Kodak about manufacturing rights.
“Technicolor is now obtaining from Kodak substantially all its raw film..”
A list of Technicolor’s earliest patents; they began with light control.
as usual, bits from the desktop…
Something from the Lab…
…..something more from the Gallery.
practical masking: skeleton key to the “sandwich” making in a darkroom.
Missing are the thickness of the glass. Thinner for smaller (roll film) film. Bigger for sheet film (1/8 to 1/4″)
Diffusion and separation control UN-sharpness.
this was called the Standard Plate/platen. It, along with the Standard Light formed the Start Point, or First Set, in my darkroom.
To the part of practice I prefer. This is the stuff I call photography. The picture process.
Yamamoto Masao – a walkthrough of an exhibit (2019)
Yamamoto Masao started to photograph when he was 16 years old. He also studied painting but later chose gelatin silver print as his media. His first gallery show in the U.S. was in 1994 in San Francisco. In 1996 he had a solo exhibition at Yancey Richardson Gallery in New York
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