...intermediate phase...

The "rest" of the picture of yesterday.
My smiling photographer asked us to pose 3 seconds, then he has done some "stuff" under his blanket...we saw a little water streaming, then he has done a "montage" : put our family portrait and under a decor (the dome of the Capitol) on small wooden board to make the negative dry.
I hope my explanations are not too unclear... and sorry again for my bad english :)
to be continued...

[Brian Baptie]

Interesting process!!

[Corinne]

@bdb3471 very interesting, the final result is amazing... like a picture taken in the early 19th century....very funny !

[Lorraine]

Fascinating, looking forward to seeing the final result. : )

[Corinne]

@lorraineb tomorrow.... ;)

[Sean O'Neill]

What a guy!! Can't wait to see the rest!!

[Ulpi]

Tres interessant Corinne! Love the process!

[Corinne]

@seanoneill thanks Sean for all your kind comments and interests :)) they are very appreciated !
@ulpiphotos merci Ulpi... la suite demain....

[Mags]

Great capture of this process! Well done!

[Paula]

Very interesting!

[Sheila]

Wow! Love the old cameras. What a great experience. Can't wait to see the finished product!

[Sean]

Soooo cool to see the process...love to see the finished product!

[Meredith Jones]

This is so great! Love seeing the process.

[Shanne]

that looks interesting - fascinating process

[Jeff Walker]

its very interesting!

[Angelique]

Excellent! So so very creative! Fav'd

[Corinne]

@angeliquenordal thank you so so much Angelique, happy you liked it :))

[Corinne]

@jsw0109 @shanne @copperheadglass @slang @swguevin @paulavdmerwe @marlboromaam very pleased to show this process, as I don't know a lot about technical aspects of photograph it was like a magical process to me !