processing my slides from 1980 that I'd taken in New Mexico...taking classes to convert them into digitalized negatives to print. . . When I finish this series, and it's shipped off to Ranchos de Taos, I'll write about the process and post images: most are silver, and a few of them are coated by hand with platinum/palladium on vellum, exposed to light, and bathed in developer. Dried, and then gold leaf is laid on the back side.....Here are two of my prints:
GIVING US THE LIGHT.
CHACO CANYON, 1980
SAN FRANCISCO DE ASSIS CHURCH, RANCHOS DE TAOS
My work will be part of a four person show across from the church at Two Graces Gallery.
The show is called "Four Directions, Four Visions".
I appreciate this opportunity and will be sharing it with the owner Robert Cafazzo, as well as Caterina Giglio and Vicki VanAmeyden.
It opens June 3rd.
I was there once and I will never forget it. Wish I could be there for your show. Congratulations.
ReplyDeleteSounds fantastic! Congrats!
ReplyDeleteYour photos look wonderful! I will hold my breath until June 3rd. I look forward to it.
ReplyDeletei love what you create .always !
ReplyDeleteLovely work, Nancy. Congratulations!
ReplyDeleteWhat an intense process of developing...well worth the effort as these two pieces are beautiful. Congratulations on the show!
ReplyDeleteYea! Into the light! I do miss your previous banner. Personal reasons. But this skye is nice. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photographs. Wonderful warmth to the images - what is this process called? Look forward to hearing more about it
ReplyDeleteWOW!! I am so impressed by both your images and the fact that you are processing them yourself! Congrats on your show btw!
ReplyDeleteYour images are infused with warm light-- like the location-- such a warm lit sense of place- looks like it will be part of a wonderful exhibition.
ReplyDeletebeautiful images and love the soft suffused light of the first image -- congratulations on your upcoming exhibit!
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos, wonderful spaces. Good luck with your showing!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful Neva. I can't wait to see what comes next in the process.
ReplyDeleteOh Neva, these are gorgeous, and your show will be amazing! Congratulations and I can hardly wait to hear more about the show, and your photographs. sending the warmth of the sun (and wishing I had some!) to you. roxanne
ReplyDeletethe chaco image takes my breath away.
ReplyDeletei, too, am drawn to the southwest
though i haven't been back in a while.
wish i could see the show and lean against
the adobe of the ranchos church looking up at
the new mexico sky.