August 2002

• roy

• Jul 25, 2004

I like this image and, it strikes me, it would look good on whatever medium it was printed. What is the background Lasse.

 

• Lasse Mellberg

• Jul 25, 2004

The background is my kitchenwindow.
Best wisches
Lasse

 

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  Mateo

• Jul 25, 2004

Mycket vacker! Did you soak the paper in developer before exposure?

 

• Lasse Mellberg

• Jul 25, 2004

The paper is soaked in a solution of 10% sodiumnitrite and dried aand after that used as
POP paper.
Lasse

 

• mdohoney

• Nov 9, 2004

What's POP paper? What do you mean 'exposed in the sun' , does that mean natural light? Is there a simple book that describes these processes?

 

• Lasse Mellberg

• Nov 9, 2004

POP = Printing out paper. I use contactframes and put the negative in on a prepared paper
Exposing in the sun between 5 minutes - 2 hours. The UV-amount is variable during season and weather. My contactframes is made so I could open the halv and check the exposure.
When I have to take the frame inside the house and look in ordinary lightbulb light....
I think you culd found diffrent ways to use this POP in diffrent old books and so on..

I hope this will Help
Best wishes
Lasse

 

• mdohoney

• Nov 9, 2004

Thank you!
Sometime also I'd like to ask about using my new-to-me Sinar Norma. Your images are lovely and inspiring, but what I need before I can ask much is lots of practice and many mistakes. I'm doing quite well with the latter! Maybe the LF forum is a better place, but you're the only Norma user I've found here.

 

• gwen

• Nov 13, 2004

A lovely image. I have some POP paper which I have'nt tried out yet as am trying to organise some way of holding paper and neg together but be able to look at progress of development without disturbing the alignment.

 

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  Davec101

• Mar 6, 2006

Beautiful image, great work.