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• At art school in London, he had played with tableaux vivants and Cibachrome prints.
• The photograph is a Cibachrome print.
• Suddenly there is color, brilliant Cibachrome color, and the feeling that home is in sight.
• Ketchum and his close friend master printer Michael Wilder pioneered Cibachrome color printmaking in the early 1970s.
• The works consisted of large Cibachrome and Scanachrome prints, the latter being saturated colour applied to canvas using dyes.
• His Cibachrome close-ups of decaying surfaces _ studies of the way nature breaks down discarded technology _ resemble planetscapes.
• In the mid-1980s, Buchan started making cibachrome transparencies and prints, and duro-transparencies, often large ones.
• They began making Cibachrome prints of discarded movie film found by Darling in the streets and dumpsters of Hollywood in the early'70s.
• The most seminal was a visit to the exhibition " Ilford's inaugural International Cibachrome Awards, finalizing his move into photography.
• His images are full of bright colours, and he initially worked with the Cibachrome colour process, commonly used in advertising and commercial photography.
• This sense of incipient drama hangs heavily over Lewis Baltz's cibachrome print, " 11777 Foothill Boulevard, Los Angeles " ( 1991 ).
• Where gilt mirrors would have decorated the walls, there are ethereal and mysterious Cibachrome photographs on plexiglass, fuzzy room interiors by Seton Smith that animate the space.
• In colour print development, the Cibachrome process also uses a print material with the dye-stuffs present and which are bleached out in appropriate places during developing.
• Quietly optimistic, Wall's illuminated cibachrome image " Restoration " shows a panoramic history painting, vaguely Napoleonic, being tended to by a team of conservators.
• When the war ended, Miller took a position as a printer where he was able to test materials and develop his own prints in Gasparcolor ( later to become Cibachrome ).
• This cibachrome series ( 119 ?149 ?5 cm ) by Debra Phillips focuses on photography's links to science and technology as well as placing a large emphasis on westernisation.
• It was replaced over time by the dye-transfer process, chromogenic, dye-bleach ( or dye destruction, i . e . Cibachrome ) and, now, digital printing processes.
• She exhibited a series of related works in 1992 including engravings on slate salvaged from pool tables, and Shima : Island and Garden a book and series of cibachrome photographs . ( Arts Council Collection)
• "' Rob and Nick Carter's "'luminogram work are in the medium of Cibachrome, the Carters have spent a decade of experimenting with the photogram, on the border of painting and photography.
• Good intentions aren't enough : Andres Serrano's big Cibachrome photographs of homeless men mean to lend the dignity of Old Master portraiture to their subjects, whom Serrano pays to photograph and allows to choose their own poses.