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Three of the Ocean Color Photograms were used to help
illustrate the Findings Page in the April Issue of Harper's Magazine
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CHECK OUT MY INTERVIEW IN BOKEH MAGAZINE - VOLUME 11
click on the link for a 30 day free subscription
Offer Code: bokehfriends
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It took me awhile to get my hands on it but IT JUST ARRIVED VIA BOAT! LOL :) Illuminated Negatives is now International! The five women exhibition 'Beyond the Image' had a wonderful write up September 2012 in Foto & Video Magazine. I am soooo excited to FINALLY view it but it is ALL IN RUSSIAN! Thank you Google Chrome for translating the webpage pages. Click on the images below to link to the magazine article.
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| Published in the 2011 September issue of Photo District News Magazine, Finalist in The Great Outdoors Contest |
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LENSCRATCH
October 1, 2011
Lenscratch is a blogzine that explores contemporary photography and offers opportunities for exposure and community.
Considered one of the 10 Photography-Related blogs you should be reading by Source Review, Wired.com, and InStyle Magazine.
Founded and Edited by
Aline Smithson
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We Can Shoot Too
[A blog about photography in Los Angeles and the west coast in general.]
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LENSCRATCH
Sunday, July 19, 2009
Lenscratch is a blogzine that explores contemporary photography and offers opportunities for exposure and community.
Considered one of the 10 Photography-Related blogs you should be reading by Source Review, Wired.com, and InStyle Magazine.
Founded and Edited by
Aline Smithson
Click Here for Link
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| NEGATIVE: A new collection of images by Los Angeles photographer Christine Caldwell offers a twist on the classic darkroom technique. |
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LA TIMES Arts & Books Section F Page 2
Christine Caldwell's 'Illuminated Negatives'
at Gallery 618E at the Brewery
August 24, 2008
FLORA HAS found a way to flourish in the dark -- a darkroom, to be
exact. Los Angeles-based commercial photographer Christine Caldwell has
been working on a new twist on an old technique that converts
photographic subject matter into negatives, and thus a new, more
colorful version. The leafy images can be seen in her first fine art
show, "Illuminated Negatives," at Gallery 618E at the Brewery in Los
Angeles.
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chosen specialty is botanical specimens, mainly leaves and flowers. The
process exposes vibrant lilac and blue hues that pop against the
pitch-black background as if backlighted, creating an almost
psychedelic effect.
"I've always loved the outdoors and am
attracted to the visual composition and contrast of leaves, snowflakes
and plants," said Caldwell of her source of inspiration, "so I brought
them into the darkroom to experiment."
The images are an updated version of the classic photogram,
which is similar to an X-ray. A shadow-like photograph is made by
placing objects between light-sensitive paper and a light source. Once
the objects are removed from the paper, that particular arrangement
vanishes, creating a one-of-a-kind print. The roots of the photogram
process can be traced to the mid-1800s, reaching popularity in
post-World War I artist communities in Europe.
Twenty-four limited-edition prints will be on display through Sept. 6.
--Liesl Bradner
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