New (July 2010) Photographs
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Recent work
Platinum/Palladium Prints
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Platinum/Palladium printing produces a warm image with an exceptional tonal range. This type of printing has been around since before 1873, when the first patent was granted. Platinum/Palladium prints have supreme archival quality. I first produce a digital negative using transparency film to create a Platinum/Palladium (PT/PD) print by hand coating Bergger Cot-320 (100% Rag Cotton) paper with a PT and/or PD solution. I then expose the negative & paper to ultraviolet light. The prints are developed in potassium oxalate. The black border occurs naturally with this process. For PT/PD images, I use a Nikon D200.
Pinhole Polaroid
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These images are taken with a Leonardo pinhole camera using expired Polaroid 55 negatives. Alternative Processed.
Doors & Windows
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Color/Digital, Black & White, and Palladium Prints
Browse All Photos
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iPhone Alternative Process
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I always have my iPhone with me so taking photos is easy. I make digital Pictorico negatives and then alternative process.
Forests & Flowers
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Color/Digital, Palladium Prints, and B&W images
Ghost Towns
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I think Palladium printing of ghost towns are perfect. Photographers have been doing palladium printing for over 100 years when ghost towns were still boom towns.
Palladium Grave Prints
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There is a magical solitude that I enjoy when visiting aged cemeteries. The photographs were taken with a Nikon D200 and palladium printed by hand on Bergger Cot-320 (100% Rag Cotton) paper. The black border occurs naturally with this process.
Potpourri Photographs
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Mixture of Photographs
Color/Digital & Palladium
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