Darkroom
darkroom photography by Maggie Shackelford
40 years ago, Jerry Uelsmann was an avant-garde photographer, using multiple negatives in a darkroom to create a single print that juxtaposed images in a strange, surreal way. Manipulating an image was considered heresy by some photography purists back then. Today Uelsmann is the traditionalist, continuing to use multiple enlargers in a darkroom rather than computer programs such as Photoshop for his ravashing works.
by Timothy Pakron
darkroom photography by Maggie Shackelford
First prints in the New Mexico darkroom.
darkroom photography by Maggie Shackelford
darkroom photography by Maggie Shackelford
More ideas
darkroom photography by Maggie Shackelford
chemicals applied before exposure, photo exposed and developed then paper splashed with fix, stop and developer and taken outside the darkroom
Brent Schoepf
lace | black and white | film | darkroom processing | overlay
Photo by Herbert Matter
Creating double exposures
darkroom photography by Maggie Shackelford
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