RE: Local reading

Hi Peter,

I remember reading your description of the workshop with Dr. Greene.
As I recall it was primarily a carbro workshop? Any idea if Dr.
Greene is still involved in printing carbon/carbro.

Sandy King

> > I've got a link to Luis Nadeau's web site on the carbon page at
> > <http://rmp.opusis.com/carbon/carbon.html>. His book is definitely worth
> > getting hold of. What is the title of the one you checked out?
> >
> > - Wayde
> > (wallen@lug.boulder.co.us)
>
>Hello Carbon Folks
>
>I'm new to the list. Started doing Carbon back in 1990. Learned from
>Bob Greene at Gallery 614. Haven't done any for a while (since I ran out
>of the German Tissue). Guess I better learn to make some. Carbon, I still
>think, provides the finest-kind print. (I also do Pt/Pd).
>
>I have and read Nadeau's book. Its a good ref, real good historic ref,
>but I never found his formulas worked for me. I've used the chem and
>techniques out of Bob Greene's book for the Gallery 614 workshops.
>Also some stuff that Sandy King shared about 10 years ago. I wrote a
>lengthy paper about my two days with Bob Greene at Gallery 614. It used
>to be in the photo archives, but I've not seen them there when I last
>looked. They are not technical, just about one great workshop. If
>anyone would like a copy I've got them as text and Word formats.
>
>The last darkroom I built (which, sob sob, went with the house which went
>with the acreage all of which went to the X, was designed to do carbon. I
>had
>Poudre Valley Air weld a ss sink 72 x 24 with an 18inch back splash and
>4inch
>lips. Just started building a new darkroom... the sink this time will be
>30 x 108. I hope.
>
>Anyway... hi to all. I live in Fort Collins. Got two or three carbon's up
>on my wall. If you are near by and want to take a look, let me know.
>
>Peter
>HC Berger Brewing Company
>
>
>
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Received on Tue Oct 17 10:06:00 2000