Taken across Honfleur harbor on the north coast of France. The original transparency is contact printed with Kodalith film in the dark room. This Kodalith film is then processed, washed, dried, spotted, and sandwiched with the original transparency (slightly out of register). The variables in his process are the length of exposure for the Kodalith (how much black) and how far out of register it is sandwiched. Sometimes to get good strong blacks I contact print the Kodalith another two times, spotting and painting each time (painting to remove or add some black to simplify). This third generation copy is then sandwiched with the original transparency. Taken on Kodachrome 25 with a Canon T90 using a 35-105mm zoom lens.
Paddling Free
Taken looking into the light on the Adriatic Sea just off the coast of Greece. My wife, Jennifer, was paddling in front of my kayak in bright light. Since the image did not have quite enough impact, it is sandwiched with a shot of the sky and clouds. Using Fuji 50 on a Canon T90 with a 100-300mm zoom lens.
Back to Nature
Taken in a car scrap yard in North Dakota on a dull day. Same process as image #60. Kodachrome 25 on a Canon T90 using a 100mm macro lens.
Fishing Village
Taken across Honfleur harbor on the north coast of France. Same process as image #60. Kodachrome 25 on a Canon T90 using a
100-300 mm macro lens.
Ruined Abbey
taken in North Yorkshire, UK. Same process as image #60. Kodachrome 25 with a Canon T90 using a 16mm lens.
Haunted Eve
Taken late one evening in Berkshire, UK. It was just a nice reflection on the other side of the pond. To spice it up a little, It is sandwiched with a shot of the sky and clouds. Taken on Kodachrome 25 with a Canon T90 using a 100-300mm zoom lens.
Windmill Abstract
Taken on the Norfolk Broads in UK. (Thurn Windmill). The image started out as the same treatment as image 60, but instead of sandwiching the lith with the original transparency, I sandwiched it with a close-up of a red water lily. Taken on Kodachrome 25 with a 100-300mm zoom lens (windmill) and a 100mm macro lens (lily) on a Canon T90.
