For Terri

[Aggie]

These are some of my alternative prints. The first is of Antelope Canyon near Page Az. It's done in Van Dyke

The Second is from an old abandoned migrant workers house in the Delta Area between San Francisco and Sacramento Californa. It's done in cyanotype

I'll add a handpainted one and lith once I can kick hubby off the computer that has those files.

[Terri]

Great work, Aggie. These are two processes I have long admired, but never done. (Funny, I have read more than once that cyanotype is supposedly "the" way to dip one's toe into alternative processes - and I've yet to try it.)

I like your image choices here, too. :thumbup: Antelope Canyon in particular is a natural for Van Dyke. Gorgeous!

Now give Dan the boot so we can see some more. :mrgreen:

[Aggie]

Terri I found one of my hand painted black and white photos for you as well.

[Terri]

I love it!! Not a doubt in my mind you had a lot of fun doing that one - is that some kind of shed, with that metal wall?

Fun stuff! :thumbup:

[Aggie]

It's right on the town border of Napa City in Napa Valley. I met theis 95 year old man who owned the property. In the 60's he retired and left everything but the animals from the dairy standing right where it last stood. There was about 140 acres of buildings, and fields, surrounded by urban sprawl and vineyards. He refuesed to sell the property and made his son who was to inherit it all also promise to never sell it either. I shot a couple thousand frames of film there over a years period of time. That got condensed down into about 60 pictures of the moodiness of the place. This shot was on the side of a barn. The sign was rusted in place. Right after I took the shot, I was chased by a very big bull out of that field. But I got the shot.

[PhotoJet]

Wow, Aggie! I really love the hand-painted one! I'd like to see more from that shoot if ya got em! :)

[Terri]

Right after I took the shot, I was chased by a very big bull out of that field.
Now, I want the picture of THAT! :lol:

I'm with Jeanette, if ya have some more scanned, let's see them! It really sounds like a wonderful place. Great story.

[Jeff Jarboe]

I just fould this post, the Antelope Canyon shot is very nice