You need a few basic items.
Aluminum.
Amber shellac.
InkAid.
The will to destroy your printer if everything goes awry.
:)
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Low Fidelity Photography by Jim Rohan
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I shoot a lot of the same subject with different cameras.This blog has pretty much become a place to post these alternative versions of images that I have already posted on Flickr. Not that they're any better or worse than the Flickr images...they're just different.
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Having seen your photo at the RayKo Plastic Camera Show, I can begin to imagine how spectacular this is in person. Wow!
ReplyDeleteIt appears that I'm not equipped to make these amazing prints :-)
Thanks Jacki. Sending a sheet of aluminum through an inkjet printer is not for the faint-hearted.
Deletethis is a pretty labour intense process!
ReplyDeleteIt's not really labor intensive as long as I can buy the shellac at a hardware store as opposed to harvesting lac beetle resin in India and making it myself. :)
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