Khalis Roslan photography: 09/01/2010

Model: Ida Mansor
Pakaian: Wedding Galore
Makeup: Wedding Galore

Tone>>>Cross Process - Cross-processing is a modern photography technique that creates unique color effect by mismatching the film in chemicals designed for color negative film.

Model: Iena Mansor
Pakaian: Wedding Galore
Makeup: Wedding Galore

Tone>>>Cross Process - Cross-processing is a modern photography technique that creates unique color effect by mismatching the film in chemicals designed for color negative film.

Model: Izza
Pakaian: Wedding Galore
Makeup: Wedding Galore

Tone>>>Box Cameras - Popular from 1900 to the 1960s. The simplicity & portability of the camera meant that anyone could take photos.

Model: Akma
Pakaian: Wedding Galore
Makeup: Wedding Galore

Tone>>>Early Color - Autochrome was a popular method of producing early color photographs. This method was develop by the Lumiere brothers (Auguste & Louis Lumiere) in 1904. It used potato starch granules, dyed red, green & blue, to create colored images on glass, similar to a slide.

Model: Ida Mansor
Pakaian: Wedding Galore
Makeup: Wedding Galore

Tone>>>Platinum - Popular from 1873 to 1920, this photographic method used platinum-based developing materials and placed the paper in direct contact with the negative. Although the resulting high-quality prints remained stable over time, the high price of platinum made this an expensive method.

Model: Iena Mansor
Pakaian: Wedding Galore
Makeup: Wedding Galore

Tone>>>Cyanotype - Invented in 1841, this simple, inexpensive photographic method became popular from the late 19th century. The images are created when ultraviolet light converts the light-sensitive chemicals to Prussian blue. This method was used for creating blueprints.

Model: Izza
Pakaian: Wedding Galore
Makeup: Wedding Galore

*Tone>>>Albumen - Widely used from 1855 to the 1890s, this inexpensive photographic method produced paper-based photos. Negative were captured on glass, and the print was then created on that used albumen from egg whites to bind the light-sensitive chemicals to the paper.

Model: Akma
Pakaian: Wedding Galore
Makeup: Wedding Galore

*Tone>>>Daguerreotype - Widely used 1839 to 1855, the daguerreotype was the first popular form of photography. Images were captured directly on a thin piece of silver-plated copper. Because no negative was produced, copies could not be made, so each image was unique.