Small but Mighty: Nano-Cellulose Applications in Photograph Conservation | by Cleveland Museum of Art | CMA Thinker

By Marissa Maynard

The Cleveland Museum of Art’s (CMA) superb photography collection encompasses the history of the medium and offers a tremendous range, from cased photographs to salted paper prints to colored digital prints. For most photographic processes, the image layer is composed of silver particles in an emulsion. Some of the trickiest conservation treatments for photographs are in-painting and creating fills for missing emulsion. It is difficult to match the color and gloss that vary from photo to photo, and even when highly nuanced, these variations are perceptible to the human eye. As part of my Andrew W. Mellon Fellowship in the CMA’s conservation department, I am conducting research on the application of cast nanocellulose films in photograph conservation (fig. 1), which has the potential to expand treatment options for a wide variety of photographic materials in the CMA’s collection.

Figure 1. Maynard working on removing cast nanocellulose from

Violin Sketch, Photograph and Musical Works
“My Violin Sketch” [30th October 2022] by Matt The Unfathomable Artist, sketch with HB and 4B pencils, signed in black ink on 280gsm 250mm x 300mm gesso primed canvas [pad], electronic impression 1700 x 1990 pixels.

Primary freehand sketch drawing.

The 1st draft to this sketch was done in approximately 30 minutes. A remaining draft was manufactured the next day to accentuate the violin information.

I ordered my violin in the mid-2000’s, getting rudimentary time to exercise bowing to get any form of notes from its beauty. 

It was at this time I made “Violin Composition No.1”. in this article, immediately beneath:

https://www.instagram.com/p/BCczkbiDsk2/ (be sure to observe this is not the comprehensive composition. Notes are close to repeated on the E string). I shall engage in the whole composition edition at the earliest and publish this to my social media in due system for you.

Here is the primary photograph

How to photograph the moon utilizing a digital camera: strategies, package, and options

It has by no means been less complicated to photograph the moon, many thanks to the introduction of digital digital camera technology. This familiar sight in our skies – our nearest neighbor in room – is a fantastic object to begin with if you are a starter wanting to get into the wider universe of astrophotography. 

If you have a smartphone, it is really likely that you have currently tried out your hand at photographing the moon, with surprisingly decent final results. However, if you are eager to begin capturing several of the craters, mountains and valleys that litter the lunar surface you are going to have to have some thing extra considerable. This is in which a DSLR (or mirrorless) digicam arrives into its possess. With a couple of good lenses and a tripod you can effortlessly start off capturing amazing lunar images.

Cameras and lenses: Points to consider 

Youthful professional’s operate is photograph fantastic

BRUNSWICK, Ohio – The picture on Facebook experienced to bring in a ton of focus. A group of 11 teenagers, listed as Spokesmodels for anything named Positively Portraits. It sounded intriguing and it turned out to be just that.

Positively Portraits is a business begun by Valley Town native, Samantha Ponomarenko, who has a lifelong passion for pictures. “I’ve been having photos considering that I was incredibly younger,” she stated, “I employed to take pics of my Barbies. I’ve never wanted to do something else as a job.”

A 2017 graduate of Buckeye Superior School where she was really concerned in the images club and yearbook team, she just attained her bachelor’s degree in Pictures from Kent State College.

It didn’t take a degree, having said that, to make her desires of becoming a professional photographer occur accurate. Even though even now in substantial college, she began taking senior pics

Colorado Springs celebrates 150 years with ‘then and now’ photograph show

COLORADO SPRINGS — A vacation back again in time is coming to lifestyle at a local library. It can be to celebrate Colorado Springs’s historical past and the city’s founding 150 years ago.

A image show identified as ‘Then and Now’ will open to the community on Thursday night at Library 21C. There are 50 pairs of pictures in the exhibit, and each and every one of the pictures is all about educating the group the background in the place we reside in, and sharing how much the city has come since the late 1800s.

Mike Pach, the Colorado Springs photographer in charge of the project mentioned the exhibit, “is the fruits of two several years well worth of perform, and I am equating it to finding my masters diploma.”

Pach labored with the Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum and the Pikes Peak Library District to collect the outdated images, and

‘Tenet’ Movie Evaluation: Major 65mm Photograph Covers Ultra-Complicated Tale – Y.M.Cinema

Sure, I know. The film was released a extensive time ago. Nevertheless, Tenet is still being screened at theaters, as COVID fades out. So this all round overview is related for some moviegoers that look for to check out it on the significant monitor. What you will get is a 65mm super clean and outstanding imagery shot by IMAX Cinematographer Hoyte van Hoytema. As for the story – forget it. You will not capture up, simply because it is long, sophisticated, and grueling unless you personal a Master’s diploma in Quantum mechanics. 

IMAX cameras everywhere. BTS of Tenet. Picture: Warner Bros. Pictures
IMAX cameras everywhere. BTS of Tenet. Image: Warner Bros. Shots

Tenet was shot just about completely on IMAX cameras (which is insane) by cinematographer Hoyte van Hoytema ASC, FSF, NSC. Tenet is Hoyte and Nolan’s (director Christopher Nolan) 3rd mutual task, immediately after blockbusters like Interstellar and Dunkirk, which have shot on IMAX as effectively.  What exclusive about