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By: Leslie Scotti
Copyright ©2006

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Photographer	Leslie Scotti {Karma:70}
Project	#50 Alternate Perspective	Camera Model	Minolta 370N
Categories	Alternative Process	Film Format
Portfolio	Alternative Process	Lens	Minolta 28-70mm
Uploaded	7/19/2006	Film / Memory Type	Kodak T-Max
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Critiques	3	Rating	Pending / 0 Ratings
Location	City - Tucson State - AZ Country - United States
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Mary Slade {K:40338} 7/19/2006

Really like this- the colour and textures so striking and strong.

Leslie Scotti {K:70} 7/19/2006

Hi James. I actually took the shot with my 35mm, processed the film, scanned, inverted and enlarged the negative. I use the sun to expose the enlarged negative onto the dried absorbant paper that was brushed with the cyanotype chemicals. Water is used to rinse.

It's a very old photographic process that artists used before the darkroom was invented.

James Cook {K:38068} 7/19/2006

Is T-Max a cyanotype film or did you have to convert it somehow?

Either way this image works well. Cyanotypes are tough to get something interesting with and so many are too cluttered or dull. This one, though not minimalist, does well standing on its own.

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