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Harry Saliba's Instagram account focuses on various alternative photographic techniques, particularly cyanotype and gum bichromate printing. He shares insights on film developing, including educational resources for beginners interested in home development. The account also highlights his personal photography projects and experiences, often tied to specific locations and memories. Additionally, it promotes local photography community events in Seattle.
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Darkroom View Demystifies Film Development
A photographer offers a look inside a film development tank to help beginners understand the process. The post also points Seattle-area readers to a large-format photowalk and local darkroom classes.
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Roads End Print Preserves a Personal Landmark
The photographer revisits a memory-filled spot near their grandparents’ home in a print made from a Kodak Ektar half-frame image. Yellow and magenta gum layers sit over a cyanotype base.
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Goat Rocks Image Gets a Colorful New Print
A photograph of Goat Rocks, originally shot on Fujifilm Velvia 50, becomes a print combining magenta and yellow gum with cyanotype. The artist calls it their favorite alternative-process work so far.
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Driftwood Fence Print Shows Salt Printing’s Challenges
The artist revisits an early salt print on watercolor paper, describing its rich color and texture alongside minor staining and blur caused by the negative lifting from the surface.
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Orange Koi Stands Out in Cyanotype Print
A custom mask adds an orange gum-bichromate layer to a blue cyanotype, highlighting a koi fish. The artist describes the technique’s creative possibilities and reports minimal staining.
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