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Silver Gelatin Printing
All photographs are developed using the Gelatin silver printing process. Silver Gelatin has been the primary black-and-white process since its development in the late 1880s and consists of three layers — paper, baryta, and gelatin — on which an image is produced. The paper essentially serves as a base, with the baryta layer (a surface preparation of barium sulfate) sitting on top to separate the image-containing gelatin layer from the paper support. The gelatin layer is made up of an emulsion that consists of light-sensitive silver compounds that form the image following exposure of the negative and development in a chemical bath. Silver Gelatin provides a distinguishing feature of a smooth & even image surface.
All photographs are printed on neutral tone paper in Australia.
Please note there is a small white border around the print.
Made To Order & Shipping
All works are Made To Order and non-refundable.
Worldwide shipping in a mailing tube is included in the price.
From the placement of your order, please allow 10 business days for your order to be printed.
Please note this does not include the shipping time frame.
Once your order has been shipped you will receive your tracking information via email.
Please allow 3-5 business days within Australia & 20 business days worldwide.