Centered round a long time ago

Hip lith prints

Made a couple of prints this week from last week’s negatives. This Arista Ortho Litho 3.0 makes nice prints with the lith process but it’s harder to print on normal paper. Prints tend to come out flat

This lith print is awesome.

This regular print is flat.

Another nice one.

Where do all the hippest meet?

Some views from a rainy day above the 900 block of South Street.

All I ever want

Your love is like a bad negative

This negative was fogged and ugly. But I printed it anyway 🙂

It looks a little better in person.

This negative was fine.

Prints Big and Little

These large prints were fun to make. They’re 10×12.5.

This is a little 4×5 contact print.

Book em Danno

I made a book.

More power structures

Every day

I’ve never seen Dell’s II open. I imagine it’s good.

Mistakes were made

I’m over half way through my first box of Arista Ortho Litho and I only have a few decent negatives to work with. In other words, a lot of mistakes were made. Here’s a brief run down.

1. Used the wrong safelight
2. Put the film in the film holder backwards
3. Which meant it went into the development tank backwards
4. Overdeveloped
5. Underdeveloped
6. Used too little developer
7. Forgot which direction to move the fstop to let in more light
8. Used exhausted fixer
9. Forgot about bellows extension compensation

So now I know.