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Monthly Archives: March 2009
Iodine – love it or hate it: it’s awesome.
Iodine is critical to photography. Like the other halogens, Iodine forms a light-reactive salt when exposed to silver called Silver Iodide. Expose the Silver Iodide to light and PRESTO! it turns black. Cool, huh? This reaction is so critical to … Continue reading
Posted in Artist's Journal, Daguerreotypes
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