Carbon On Glass Prints

My carbon on glass prints are made using a direct-carbon process, where photo-sensitive gelatin mixed with black ink has been poured onto a glass plate, exposed, developed and then backed with various paints. This process gives the print a sense of depth, and rewards viewing from a range of different angles to take in how the scene shifts with varying perspective.

Carbon printing is also traditionally considered one of the most archival processes, meaning that they are exceptionally resistant to fading or changing, even after decades or centuries.