In this portfolio, I present photographs made with my own digital technique inspired by the original solarization technique developed a century ago and made popular by Man Ray. It reverses positive to negative spaces in the photographs. Although pseudo-solarization filters exist in commercial post-processing software, I developed my own technique from scratch to better control the results.
While solarization is a marginal technique traditionally used in B&W with portraits and nudes, I use my adaptation for landscapes both in color and B&W. A very rare combination.
“L'Anse du ruisseau - Brook Cove”
“Where Salting and Drying Fish Created a Village.”
“The Puffins Island Lighthouse.”
“The Kiss”
