You sire are an excellent teacher. I'm 75 and have never heard a better presentation of this process. I also like your vintage boat. We also live on a very scenic lake.

I was smiling like a child when I saw the results of your boat trip! That feeling of not knowing if they worked, and then the amazing result! A breath of fresh air!

But my love, my love and my lady is the sea.  Nice touch.

Diluting the paper developer can also reduce the contrast. The direct positive papers give even more contrast. Nice video by the way :)

let the paper warp in the back of the camera. i made a camera out of a poloroid body and at first i would load the sheets into the poloroid holder but eventually just  set a curved sheet  in the back gives a wider fov and  some really nice results

Brandy, great song

Good idea thanks

Thanks for showing something new in an old way, I like the idea of strapping the tripod to a boat because of the implications it had regarding water...very adaptable

Nice boat, cool idea and great resultat.

Pinhole on a boat on photo paper... Duly noted on my bucketlist.

Genius! This was fun! Love the results!

This was amazing to watch

Magic

you can experiment with flashing the paper before using it. it will help wiht the contrast

Much like!

That is simply amazing!

Very Nice! Could this be done using the "Salt Print" Method? Coat a piece of paper with the salt solution - let it dry. Then coat the same paper (in a very low light room) with the silver nitrate solution. - let it dry.  I have figured out how to cut the paper to the correct size to fit nicely onto the back of the box camera film carriage where the film would have moved over it.  I would shut the back of the box camera, thus enclosing the paper. Then expose the paper to the sun (ultra-violet light) through the lens of an old Box Camera that makes a 85 mm by 65 mm negative. the paper to the sun (ultra-violet light) through the lens of  using the "Bulb" setting in the old Box Camera.  I would get a "negative" correct? Then could I do a "reverse" image with a new piece of "salt and silver nitrate paper" as you did with the two pieces of photographic paper? Would this work?

inspiring.  thank you.

Just amazing Ari

I’ve been binging your channel as you may have noticed from my comments. When it comes to goals I do t know what to say but I think you are the most creative and original photographer I’ve ever seen.