Merci, Monsieur Louis Désiré Blanquart-Evrard!
I finally did it – my first albumen print from my first glass negative. Many thanks to Monsieur Louis Désiré Blanquart-Evrard. For the longest time I’ve struggled to control the fogging brought on by long exposures and long development. I did not want to do intensification or re-development. It’s quite a balance between exposure and development to get a dense negative.
The Print
Negative density range: 2.14 – 0.64 = 1.50
Albumen: 1.5% sodium chloride with vinegar
Paper: 9×11 Canson Universal Sketch (aka. Crob ‘Art) single coated (float method)
Sensitization: 12% silver nitrate, rod method
Exposure: 5 minutes next time I’ll fire up the NuArc.
I bought a few turn of the century glass negatives from E-bay – we’ll see how those turn out next!



![<a href="http://planetrandy.com/blog/?p=772">El Capitan on Ambro</a> - [/caption]
From Will Dunniway's Yosemite 2012 Workshop
5x7 CGA El Capitan on Ambro](http://planetrandy.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/El-Capitan-215x300.jpg)
![<a href="http://planetrandy.com/blog/?p=775">Merced River View</a> - [/caption]
From Will Dunniway’s Yosemite 2012 Workshop
5×7 CGA Merced River View](http://planetrandy.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/Merced-River-View-215x300.jpg)




![<a href="http://planetrandy.com/blog/?p=790">JT Juniper</a> - [/caption]
5x7 CGA
J.H. Dallmeyer No.1a Rectilinear
35 seconds, f/45
OWH
“Market Pantry” Vinegar Developer
KCN
The clouds were amazing after the storm passed at JT that brought snow, rain, and gusty winds. Sadly, this is the last image... JT Juniper](http://planetrandy.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2013/03/JT-Juniper-5x7-Ambro-800x563-300x211.jpg)


