Due 12:00noon November 6, 1998 -the ninth week of class- Late submissions will NOT be evaluated
Five(5) perfect -yes, that means spotted- 8x10 or larger black and white prints.
These images
must be printed using a developer that you have mixed from scratch -that means no Dektol,
Selectol or any other packaged developers. All five images must have a consistent theme
and be printed using the same paper and developer combination. Also a brief paper (50
words or less) describing why you chose your particular the paper and developer
combination.
Extra
credit: Use a developer formula that I did not supply.
Hints: There are
more formulas for warm tone developers. If you use a warm tone developer you might want to
use a paper such as Ilford Multigrade Warmtone, Agfa Portriga, Kodak Ektalure or the Warm
Forte paper. Showing the instructor that you tested . different paper and developer
combinations can really help your grade
Formulas can be
found in publications such as "Camera and Darkroom", Darkroom Cookbook, Photographic Facts and Formulas.
A series of five perfect and spotted prints on a consistent theme using one of the following films or techniques.
Infrared film
orthochromatic film (Kodalith developed to continuous tones)
Kodak Tech Pan
Xray film
Kodak Recording film
Tmax 3200
A short paragraph explaining why you chose the process you did and how it relates to the subject you photographed.
Due at the beginning of the last class. Late Project will not be graded