How interesting, Lisa. (I think we did something similar in grade school with colored construction paper.) I would love to see others' creations or more of your own at some time. :)
Very festive result. And such an interesting project to try for ourselves one day. Actually, come to think of it, I made strawberry jam once in a very similar way - glass sheet over a lasagna dish, out in the sun.(Joy of Cooking PennDutch recipe). No photographic paper though:-)
Great tutorial Lisa - I had a kit for doing this when I was little, although I think it was modified photographic paper. From memory it only had to be in the sun for 1-2 hours and was "paper quality". So much fun though! Love the pinkish hues to your cherry blossoms.
Thanks fr sharing the great technique! I will try it out sometime soon.
This time I tried my hand at helping an NGO gain momentum for collecting toys for the under-privileged. hope it helps. Just a small effort on my part to do something big!
Thank you so much for sharing your process....it's a step up from the sunprints I made with the kids in my Kindergarten classes. Now I'm wanting to do a grown-up version. Your print is so lovely!
Well holy schmoly look at that. Amazing. I read all the instructions and applaud you for doing it. Sounds very tricky to me, but you've made it look easy. Was out shooting some pics this a.m. and saw some magnolias and thought of you immediately. Hope your weather is as lovely as mine.
Hi Lisa, your lumen print is fantastic! So many wonderful techniques you know that I would love to try. Thank you so much for sharing all the details. :) xo – g
Your lumen print is so pretty, Lisa. Thanks for taking the time to give a tutorial on how to make one. It's something I'll put on the list to try out some time.
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Hi Lisa
This is a wonderful creation, the colors are so fantastic....you make me happy with such nice work.
greetings and a very nice week, Joop
You are really creative Lisa. This image should be framed!
Now, this is creative! And with such beautiful results. Thanks so much for sharing the process, Lisa, I'm definitely going to give this a try.
Beautiful photo with a wonderful contrast of colors and shapes, subtle and delicate. I love the color. Greetings
Bellissima creazione e grazie per le spiegazioni!
Buon inizio Cara Lisa!
you are so clever! I love this, what a great post.
Lisa, thanks so much for the tutorial - that print is beautiful! I will have to try this sometime, it looks like a lot of fun. :)
very pretty. Thanks for sharing. Charmaine
How interesting, Lisa. (I think we did something similar in grade school with colored construction paper.) I would love to see others' creations or more of your own at some time. :)
This technic is very interesting. Thanks for sharing. One question: What´s about linking. Just doing or having a special story???? lg Tina
Hiya lisa,
Very festive result.
And such an interesting project to try for ourselves one day.
Actually, come to think of it, I made strawberry jam once in a very similar way - glass sheet over a lasagna dish, out in the sun.(Joy of Cooking PennDutch recipe). No photographic paper though:-)
These are sooo cool. Love the coloring ....
Great tutorial Lisa - I had a kit for doing this when I was little, although I think it was modified photographic paper. From memory it only had to be in the sun for 1-2 hours and was "paper quality". So much fun though! Love the pinkish hues to your cherry blossoms.
@Tina - Just a photo that comes from your heart.
That is awesome! I would have never guessed the process. It is beautiful!
Thanks so much for the information on this process. Your result is lovely! Very intriguing, I'll have to try it :)
Thanks fr sharing the great technique! I will try it out sometime soon.
This time I tried my hand at helping an NGO gain momentum for collecting toys for the under-privileged. hope it helps. Just a small effort on my part to do something big!
Have a great week :)
Thank you so much for sharing your process....it's a step up from the sunprints I made with the kids in my Kindergarten classes. Now I'm wanting to do a grown-up version. Your print is so lovely!
What a cool process! This image looks dimensional. Thank you for sharing your techniques. I may have to try that.
interesting! Never heard of this teknique before. You recieve a colorprint on a bw paper? It is very beautiful. :)
So beautiful work you show to day, I like it.
Well holy schmoly look at that. Amazing. I read all the instructions and applaud you for doing it. Sounds very tricky to me, but you've made it look easy.
Was out shooting some pics this a.m. and saw some magnolias and thought of you immediately.
Hope your weather is as lovely as mine.
How pretty this is. Well worth the time taken to do.
@NatureFootstep. Yes, you get a color print from the B&W paper.
How gorgeous, Lisa! I love this and it really sounds not too complicated! Thanks so much for sharing this! Have a wonderful week!
This is a beautiful image, Lisa! Thanks for the how-to. If I ever see the sun again, I may try it!
This is so creative! This looks like a beautiful necklace sparkling under the lights. And I LOVE any shade of orange.
That IS creative. Love abstracts. You did a great job.
Love the results! And it made a heart!
Wow, Lisa, this is so amazing! I admire you for taking the time and having the discipline and verve to do it!
I find it as tricky as doing fine printmaking which I love but have no patience for ;-(
It's a very original work! Congrats!
Me too love so much creativity! It's a great way to color the life!
Have a great week!
I remember my kids doing something similar years ago - thanks for the instructions. Yours is beautiful!
Woof Lisa!
I can't print anything ever.
such beautiful work Lisa!!
WOW!! That is so cool. Sounds like a fun technique. Hope you had a wonderful Monday!!
Hugs, Linda
I love your project, Lisa, it's amazing.
Hi Lisa, your lumen print is fantastic! So many wonderful techniques you know that I would love to try. Thank you so much for sharing all the details. :) xo – g
Your lumen print is so pretty, Lisa. Thanks for taking the time to give a tutorial on how to make one. It's something I'll put on the list to try out some time.
I heard of this before but never knew the details of how to create it. Thanks for sharing your steps Lisa!
What beautiful work we have in the exchange today!
Thank you for your kommentary on my side. About the tree, it is Prunus padus, Hägg in swedish.
thanks so much for stopping by and commenting! I am glad I found your group, as I love looking at photos!!
I've never seen anything like this before. Thanks for sharing the details :)
~tricia
Läckert! Kul att lära sig något! Önskar dig en skön dag! Zinnia
estupenda estas ultimas que he visto, me encanta la del pajarito, un saludo
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