This is a digi-neg. I created this by taking converting the jpeg to B&W, enlarging it and finally inverting to make a physical negative which done by printing or making a transparency so that it can be used in a contact printing process.
When I lived back in the Philadelphia area I took a trip to the National Liberty Museum which is close the Independence Hall. My friend was one who suggested to visit there. I was just amazed at the diversity of items to see. This museum isn't all that well known but, if you are there in Philly, I recommend visiting.
I noticed this small work and was entranced by its delicacy and fine details. This is a glass sculpture and is no more than 15 or so inches tall. Unfortunately, I do not know the name of the artist.
@swguevin2 Really its not but, it doesn't have the lingering aroma of developer and fixer that a allows and I miss at times.
@golftragic Old school tech, making negatives and developing of film is where/how I started in photography so attempting to learn new methods for using the 'old ways' is fun for me.
@golftragic Old school tech, making negatives and developing of film is where/how I started in photography so attempting to learn new methods for using the 'old ways' is fun for me.
@moonbi Thank you so kindly for the fav. Here is a link to a site that you might wish to explore. http://www.alternativephotography.com/
@domenicododaro Truly appreciate the fav. There is no time limit on creativity or exploration of it, it is what it is and when it is.
@ziggy77 Thank you so kindly for the fav.
@mcsiegle So very grateful for the fav, thank you kindly.
@bubblequeen It can be be I sometimes just get lost in editland.