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• He tried to use several emulsion techniques ( solarisations, jets of developer ).
• Additionally, he experimented with solarisation and explored the possibilities of the Sabatier effect.
• The effect generated in the dark room was then called " pseudo-solarisation ".
• The results of such double solarisations are rarely successful, usually producing muddy and poorly defined images.
• It is therefore always possible to determine whether the negative or print has been used to produce the solarisation effect.
• Among other techniques in his photography and darkroom work, he used mirrors, veils, double exposure, solarisation, and sandwich printing.
• A large white horizontal cylinder used to hold the gas supply for the lighthouse light which was converted to electricity during the refurbishment and solarisation in around 2004.
• The " solarisation " of several local gods ( Hnum-Re, Min-Re, Amon-Re ) reaches its peak in the period of the fifth dynasty.
• The film's release was also delayed ( partly because of the use of solarisation, a then-new technique both laborious and expensive ) and badly under-promoted.
• Light fogging on a print usually only occurs because of poor control of lighting in the darkroom and is seen as an overall dark veil across the print or, occasionally, as unintended solarisation.
• Control of existing " Phytophthora " infestations includes injecting or spraying plants with phosphite ( a fungicide ), using well-composted mulch, and using pre-planting techniques such as solarisation or biofumigation.
• Her move from Frankfurt to the burgeoning avant-garde and perspectives, unconventional cropping, use of natural light, and geometries, she also discovered a type of solarisation for negatives independently of a similar process developed by the artist Man Ray.
• The photograph used for the cover, taken by Edward Colver a decade earlier, is the same one used for the band's contrast solarisation treatment used for the EP . Because they did not have the rights to use the name T . S . O . L ., the band's name does not appear on the album packaging.