https://www.facebook.com/VirtualGallery wow so great to be in the cover of Virtual Gallery. Please take a look and dig inside some of my work and the work of very talented people. Thanks to the people of VirtualGallery.com for the honor. https://www.virtualgallery.com/galleries/yourmung_a15480/
Read more "In the cover of Virtual Gallery"Lens Culture have give the huge honor of include me among the artists they display. Wow, so great, mind blowing. https://www.lensculture.com/silvino-gonzalezmorales
Read more "Included in Lens Culture WOW"Hand painted photographs are amazing for me, each one put in evidence the lie behind photography as an “objective” medium. It gives colour to that cultural lie. Also is an incredible medium to mix arts. I’m not a great colorist, I lack the talent and patience to make realist photographs and I lack also of […]
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I have a problem with my printer, have been printing without enough contrast and detail for the negatives. I’ve tried to compensate using two overlayed prints of the same negative to reinforce the contrast but the results are mixed.
While I can fix the printer I’ve tried to experiment (that’s the way for me) with the low def negatives. These are two of the examples, a good learning tool.
To put the same image printed in different techniques side by side I learn a lot about what I enjoy of each process and what I will try to explore. This first one can´t be captured in the scanner. The image is like a low definition hologram, it changes depending of the angle of the […]
Read more "Sides of the coin: Same image different processes"I can´t understand why but since my first classes under Omaira Abadia’s guidance the salt part of the salt print process have become a roller coaster, seems almost impossible to obtain consitent results. The same paper, the same gelatine, the same whole chemistry, on piece side by side under the same light and the results […]
Read more "Salt print: The devil is in the detail"Part of my series of experiments mixing techniques, it’s a shame that the scanner can´t reproduce the details of theses pieces. There’s a subtle metallic shine on it,and it changes of tonality if you move the image. I love Carmelo’s works as it’s obvious and can only thank him to let me to reproduce some […]
Read more "From Carmelo Blásquez, salt print over gum bichromate"
A visual journey to the inside of Silvino González 