Lith print

Lith print

 

Lith printing is an alternative photographic printing process that involves using lithographic paper and lithographic developer to create unique and artistic prints. In this process, a black and white photographic paper is exposed to light using a negative or an enlarged positive. The exposed paper is then developed in a highly diluted lithographic developer, which results in selective and uneven development. This produces prints with rich tonal variations, warm brown and sepia tones, and often a gritty, textured appearance. Lith printing is known for its unpredictability and the ability to create visually striking and expressive images. It's a process that requires experimentation and offers photographers a way to achieve distinct and unconventional results.