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Wendy Currie Photography
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- Alternative Photographic artist based in Melbourne, Australia. © Wendy Currie, 2021
Wendy Currie - AlternativePhotography.com
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- Wendy Currie has been working with alternative photographic processes for over 15 years and has taught at Melbourne institutes including RMIT, Photography Studies College and Australian Academy of Design, as well as schools, clubs and Gold Street Studios.
Gallery 3 — Wendy Currie Photography
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- Gallery 3 — Wendy Currie Photography Chrysotypes Traditional monochrome photographs are based on silver. However, in the earliest days of the art, photographers explored the use of a variety of other metals. Chrysotype is based on gold, which is he element in the chemical mix which provides the colour range.
Gallery 3 — Wendy Currie Photography
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- Gallery 3 — Wendy Currie Photography Vandykes Van Dyke is a 19th Century photographic printing process. An iron salt solution is brushed onto watercolour paper, then dried and placed in contact with a large negative. (The final image will be the same size as the negative.) It is exposed to the sun or UV lightbox and processed in further chemicals.
Gallery 3 — Wendy Currie Photography
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- Gallery 3 — Wendy Currie Photography Infrared Infrared process captures infrared light as well as visible light. As a result, when using B&W film, organic subjects such as leaves or grass turn white giving an ethereal effect. The blackness of other elements of the image can provide an interesting contrast. Rotunda at Sale Reeds & Lilypads
Gallery 3 — Wendy Currie Photography
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- Gallery 3 — Wendy Currie Photography Cyanotypes Cyanotype was one of the earliest photographic printing processes, and was used for many years in the architectural and …
The Photograph Considered number forty four – Wendy Currie
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- Wendy Currie with 4×5 pinhole camera. 2017. Photograph by David Tatnall. Her photographs have been published in a number of books: 2021 – Chrysotype – A Contemporary guide to photographic printing in gold. 2006 – Blueprint to cyanotypes – Exploring a historical alternative photographic process, Malin Fabbri.
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