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3 Key Tips for Making Ultra Large Format Calotype Paper Negatives
This article will share valuable insights and practical tips I’ve gained while creating ultra-large-format handmade calotype paper negatives. Of all the photographic processes I’ve explored over the past four decades, the handmade calotype paper negative holds a special place in my heart. While it was incredibly challenging to master initially—even with smaller formats like 4×5…
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My Latest Large & Ultra Large Format Contact Printing Setup
In this new video, I showcase my latest large and ultra-large format contact printing setup, which Tim Jr. and I built specifically for creating silver gelatin split-grade contact prints. I take you through the design, construction, and features of this custom build, explaining how it enhances our workflow and allows us to produce stunning fine…
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How I Make Large Format Platinum/Palladium Prints from In-Camera Silver Gelatin Paper Negatives
In this new video, I take you behind the scenes in my darkroom to share the meticulous process of creating large format platinum/palladium prints from in-camera silver gelatin paper negatives. From the unique characteristics of paper negatives to the intricate steps of crafting these exquisite prints, I walk you through my workflow, offering a detailed…
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Large Format Silver Gelatin Paper Negative 3-Day Adventure
In my latest article, I invite you to join me on a behind-the-scenes journey through a three-part video series, where I dive into the art and craft of creating silver gelatin paper negatives. These negatives form the foundation for my fine art handmade platinum/palladium and silver gelatin prints. Across the series, I share the technical…
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14×17 Ultra Large Format with X-Ray Film & Platinum/Palladium Print at Hodgson Mill
Join me behind the scenes as Tim Jr. and I travel to Hodgson Mill, nestled in the scenic Missouri Ozark Mountains, to photograph this iconic 19th-century mill using my 14×17 ultra-large format camera and X-Ray film. This historic mill has been a favorite subject of mine, but on this trip, I captured a unique view…