Jeremy's Treehouse

Andrew, it has a kind of enchanted look. The kind of place where maybe nothing is as it seems. What do you need to shoot 14 x 17? Is this a process that is well known or relatively unique to you? Most of the terms such as X-ray double-side green latitude are completely new to me. Never heard of the use of tannic acid either except in home wine brewing

I'd be interested to know more about the whole process if you have the time to explain it to me?

Thanks

This one has a good feeling to it. Well done.
Scrap-o-wood 14x17 ?
Robert

@pentaxuser I use 14x17 x-ray film with my 14x17 homemade camera. Sorry I forgot to say that I printed the negative as a cyanotype, then bleached and redeveloped in remix acid.

@rknewcomb my home built camera. Scrap-o-wood is reference to my woodworking skills. I've been using it since 2011.

Thanks Andrew for the explanation. I am a complete ignoramus when it come to anything that even resembles an alternative process so what is the connection between tannic acid and remix acid?

Thanks

@pentaxuser not sure what remix acid is...but tannic acid can be used to tone a cyanotype, after you bleach out the image with washing soda.

Hi,
So we don't get too lost in the "how to" I thought i'd just restate its a pretty image.
Robert