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Portfolio Box
I really enjoy making portfolio boxes/containers out of corrugated cardboard. The first one I made was for a stack of 16×20 gelatin prints from a documentary project. For the cover I carved a woodcut on a piece of Masonite, and … Continue reading
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Cyanotype Failure…..
Cyanotype has been one of these processes that has worked for me from the beginning. Of course, sometimes it has worked better than others, but as far as I can remember I have always gotten at least a fairly decent … Continue reading