
The Big Dipper, Golden Trout Photo Workshop 2009
Hubble-Monocerotis-Dunes print. As one who has long been fascinated with exploring our universe through optics, it was a great honor to meet the founder of the optical company that built the Hubble. By chance Clyde Chivens was a friend of the family. For more infomation, click here.
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Most of my latest black and white printing inksets and workflows use 100% carbon pigments on rag paper for B&W printing, avoiding the weaknesses inherent in having any color pigments or dyes in a B&W print. These inksets produce the most lightfast and stable inkjet images. Carbon on cotton (such as Arches un-coated watercolor paper) is probably a more archival product than the traditional silver print. On the other hand, I do also compromise when a neutral glossy print is needed. For this I now use HP's Z3100 PK. The MIS Associates carbon and HP PK I now use most make, I believe, the best, most stable B&W prints possible, and they can be user mixed to also become the most economical inksets available for Epson printers.
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