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Jonah Calinawan
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 28 มี.ค. 2010
I'm an accountant turned cyanotype artist. In this channel, I share my cyanotype photography and what I'm learning in the artist's journey, which to date, include sojourns in music (piano), writing, programming & design, and finance.
I quit my day job in October 2019. What door will open? Join me as I find out.
I quit my day job in October 2019. What door will open? Join me as I find out.
Moonlight Sonata from Learning Piano as an Adult Progress Videos
I realized three advantages that would have been useful to know at the beginning of this journey where I'm learning piano (again) as an Adult:
1. It’s Like Riding a Bike. It Will Easily Come Back to You
2. Maturity & Life Experience Actually Help!
3. There May Not Be Enough Time, so Just Start
Read the blog post and subscribe:
jonahcalinawan.com/blog/three-things-i-wish-i-knew/
1. It’s Like Riding a Bike. It Will Easily Come Back to You
2. Maturity & Life Experience Actually Help!
3. There May Not Be Enough Time, so Just Start
Read the blog post and subscribe:
jonahcalinawan.com/blog/three-things-i-wish-i-knew/
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Excerpt: Bloopers & Mistakes of Learning to Play the Piano as an Adult, Year 1 Progress
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Here's background info and introduction to my Learning Piano as an Adult Year 1 progress videos! Subscribe to my blog (link below) to receive the full video. Like you, I'm looking for lightness, especially now. I hope this will lighten your day - even for just a little bit. Surprisingly, this video also illustrates the creative struggles we all face when doing something new. But if we only pers...
Learning Piano as an Adult- Year - 1 Year Progress video 2 of 3. Schubert's Impromptu #3
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Do you think you’re too old to learn something new? Well, this video (#2 of 3) and the accompanying blog post might help debunk that notion! Who knows, maybe this coronavirus lockdown might just be the perfect time to dust off that forgotten dream! Mine was playing the piano, and it all started with a spark of inspiration last year. Read more at amillionsuns.com/blog/learning-piano-as-an-adult-...
Learning Piano as an Adult - 1 year progress video 1 of 3. Bach's Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring
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Do you think you’re too old to learn something new? Well, this video and accompanying blog post might help debunk that notion. Who knows, maybe this coronavirus lockdown might just be the perfect time to dust off that forgotten dream! Mine was playing the piano, and it all started with a spark of inspiration last year. Read more at jonahcalinawan.com/blog/learning-piano-as-an-adult-1-year-progr...
Nail Your Base Exposure Time for Cyanotype
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To ensure your cyanotypes are as dark as possible, you need to determine your base exposure time. Accompanying blog post: jonahcalinawan.com/journal/nail-your-base-exposure-time-for-cyanotype/
How I Coat Paper for Cyanotype
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Making cyanotypes darker is a function of a number of factors including how you coat the paper. This video shows how I coat my papers. Accompanying article for this video: jonahcalinawan.com/journal/how-to-make-cyanotypes-darker/
Artist Date: Intimate Louvre
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I was in Paris for a few days last week for business meetings. I've been to Paris before, but that was a long time ago, and so I was really excited about going back. I only had a limited time to explore, so I chose to visit the Louvre and Musee D'Orsay. This video is about art that I saw at the Louvre. Accompanying journal post: jonahcalinawan.com/journal/intimate-louvre/
Minuet in A Minor (Henry Purcell)
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My first piano piece! I decided to take up piano after being away from it for over 35 years. I'm starting again. I'll be posting my progress. I hope to improve over time. Accompanying blog post: jonahcalinawan.com/journal/synchronicity-as-mentor/
Photographic exposure is logarithmic. Your exposure times can be 1:00, 1:25, 2:00, 2:50, 4:00, 5:39, 8:00, 11:19, 16:00, 22:38, 32:00. Notice the similarity to the F/ stop numbers. Each step is square root of two longer than the previous one.
If you want each step to represent a stop of light you’d need to double the time for each step. Matching the time to f numbers will not work. The f number is the focal length divided by the diameter of the aperture. Each f number (for a full stop, like 5.6 to 8) represents an aperture with double the area. The key relationship is that a “stop of light” means twice as much light. Two light bulbs vs four, 10 mm2 vs 20 mm2, or 5 seconds vs 10 seconds. Of course doubling the time relies on the fact that you’re not dealing with reciprocity failure, which for cyanotype, I think you probably are, so really just going with a linear scale is probably as good as anything.
@@plateoshrimp9685 Going in steps of 1/2 stop gives you a finer gradation. If you are trying to pick the exposure time that gives the best print, you want fine gradations. By using half stops, you are linear on the density. Going linear on the exposure time gives and uneven spacing on density which does not allow as close a read on the quality of the image.
Wonderful refresher, thanks a bunch Jonah! That UV box is incredible ✨
whats the info for uv fluorescent light for cyanotype? the ones you are using,looks really nice.
Do you use ferric ammonium citrate green?
Good info, thanks for the video!
Thank you alot 📘 cheers!
Could you please share what the heat press box is? What brand?
Beautifully explained..👍👍
Great method. Thank you for taking the time to do this. A quick reminder about the " oxidation effect " on cyanotype . We all know the Cyanotype gets significantly darker after fully oxidate either naturally drying in air or the quick solutions.
Wow, the musicality is quite mature. I can't believe you did it with one year's learning. Really amazing!! 👏
Thanks for the video, great way to figure out the right exposure. Can you share where you got your UV light box? Thanks.
I will be 60 this year and I am about to buy myself a piano and learn….teach myself to play it! You have inspired me.
So can I use a brush whith metal in it? I thought I couldn't...
Bravo.
Nice video - very clear and concise. Much appreciated.
As this applies to many photographical print processes, it's great to see it coming to the cyanotype world, where a lot of trial and error prevails. Thank you for sharing this. Will there be any follow-up videos?
Does it damage the print to expose it longer than the base time?
Additional exposure won't add any benefit to the result. Maximum density is maximum density. Think of it as the first step in a row of calibration techniques. Once you know your base exposure time, it's much easier to reproduce results, to prepare negatives' contrast for the desired print results beforehand etc.. Base exposure time helps you keeping all possible detail in the highlights as this would become dull and duller with any added exposure (less over-all contrast). To accomplish this level of calibration it's advisable to use controllable, artificial light sources, since sunny daylight is subject to change (think of clouds passing by, daytime etc.).
Verd nice
Hi! Can I ask what bulbs you are using for your light box please?
similar to what I do to figure out exposure times for my screen printing.
fascinating
Interesting
How awesome! Gives me hope I can learn something some day 🤪🤣🤞🏻