Hi Ken, I recently came across your homemade embossing powder video and I began to watch your other videos! All are so interesting! I then visited your website and I admire your adventurous spirit and the breadth and depth of your interest. from current news, trends to music composition, etc. Way to go, Ken! Cheers.
This was posted a few years back, I'm thrilled to find it now, Ken! In 2019. I'm on my way now to your website, I do hope you're still experimenting! I'm just beginning with cyanotype, turmeric anthrotypes, and am so pleased to see what you've done- I have to try!! Previously, had you not used the glycerin and (sorry- blue stuff) and had the images fade? Would they fade indoors as well without glycerin/blue mixture? Thank you back in the past for posting. I understand if you don't see this now. I'm just beginning!
Welcome to the family of a shared community and on my search box at observationsblog.com search cyanotype and photograms as well. The leaf process is important in that the steps are all necessary to work. Again, welcome, Ken.
I was sad to hear of Ken's passing, but I'm glad this resource will live on. He was a talented chemist and artist.
Hi Ken, I recently came across your homemade embossing powder video and I began to watch your other videos! All are so interesting! I then visited your website and I admire your adventurous spirit and the breadth and depth of your interest. from current news, trends to music composition, etc. Way to go, Ken! Cheers.
Thanks for the kind an encouraging words, Ken.
This is absolutely fascinating! I can't wait to learn more about least photography. You've sparked my curiosity!
Hi, thank you for the video, it was very informative! I have a question, though. What's the purpose of using glycerin in the solution?
Very cool dad...
It might bei better to use copper acetate, verdigris, instead of copper sulfate, If you are concerned about durability.
Thank you, very interesting. Do you have a video that explain the first step of putting the images on leaf?
No but the process is made clear in the following link. TH-cam possible has some as well, Ken:
www.alternativephotography.com/the-chlorophyll-process/
Thank you
This was posted a few years back, I'm thrilled to find it now, Ken! In 2019. I'm on my way now to your website, I do hope you're still experimenting! I'm just beginning with cyanotype, turmeric anthrotypes, and am so pleased to see what you've done- I have to try!! Previously, had you not used the glycerin and (sorry- blue stuff) and had the images fade? Would they fade indoors as well without glycerin/blue mixture? Thank you back in the past for posting. I understand if you don't see this now.
I'm just beginning!
Welcome to the family of a shared community and on my search box at observationsblog.com search cyanotype and photograms as well. The leaf process is important in that the steps are all necessary to work. Again, welcome, Ken.
I love this tecnique. Thanks for share!
Darte las gracias por tu generosidad en dar la información
Very nice video! I study this alternative process.
Hi may u tell m how it's work me also learn this
Thank you very much!!!!
wow you are genius!
thank you, keep it up.
Thanks, Will do! Ken.
Good job man!
Thanks for the kind word, Ken.