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The kallitype is an iron-silver process patented in 1889. Taken from the Greek word “kalli,” which translates as “beautiful,” this process can produce prints that vary from sepia, to brown, to a warm black. The long tonal range and color of kallitype prints are similar to that of a platinum/palladium print but are less costly to produce.Though there are no prerequisites, this is an intense one-day workshop in which participants will learn about materials handling, paper coating with the kallitype solution, exposing the paper in contact with a negative, and processing of the kallitype print.
Participants are asked to send digital files to Photosynthesis prior to the workshop so
they can be printed as digital negatives. Alternatively, participants can bring large format
negatives to print from on the day of the workshop.
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87 Church Street, Suite 129B, East Hartford, CT, United States, Connecticut 06108
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