PROCESS
All images in Change Has a Female Face were shot with 35mm Kodak black-and-white film – either PanX, PlusX or TriX – and developed in my darkroom. The 1100 negatives in the series have been stored in archival non-destructive sleeves. I have hand-scanned each image as a 16-bit TIFF file: 77.8 MB, 5400 DPI, 7800 x 52 32 each.
All images in Change Has a Female Face were shot with 35mm Kodak black-and-white film – either PanX, PlusX or TriX – and developed in my darkroom. The 1100 negatives in the series have been stored in archival non-destructive sleeves. I have hand-scanned each image as a 16-bit TIFF file: 77.8 MB, 5400 DPI, 7800 x 52 32 each.
PROJECT STATUS
Image evaluation, digital scanning, and postprocessing have been completed. In all, 400 negatives have been digitally scanned; 200 of these have been post-processed; and about 100 images form the core of this project. The majority are shown on this website. In addition, all original contact sheets have been preserved.
Image evaluation, digital scanning, and postprocessing have been completed. In all, 400 negatives have been digitally scanned; 200 of these have been post-processed; and about 100 images form the core of this project. The majority are shown on this website. In addition, all original contact sheets have been preserved.
SILVER GELATIN PRINTS
There are 35 individual 8" x 10" silver gelatin prints from this project, all created in my darkroom fifty years ago. Also, multiple silver gelatin prints exist for several images.
There are 35 individual 8" x 10" silver gelatin prints from this project, all created in my darkroom fifty years ago. Also, multiple silver gelatin prints exist for several images.
EPHEMERA
A detailed list of the feminist ephemera from the 1969-1972 period is attached in PDF format under Assets. Ephemera from the San Francisco Bay Area Women's Movement is particularly extensive and includes the complete run of "It Ain't Me Babe," "Mother Lode," "The Women's Page," and "Brother." Also in the collection is ephemera from the San Francisco State University’s day-long program on the oppression of women, the first feminist symposium (“teach-in”) held on a college campus during the Second Wave.
A detailed list of the feminist ephemera from the 1969-1972 period is attached in PDF format under Assets. Ephemera from the San Francisco Bay Area Women's Movement is particularly extensive and includes the complete run of "It Ain't Me Babe," "Mother Lode," "The Women's Page," and "Brother." Also in the collection is ephemera from the San Francisco State University’s day-long program on the oppression of women, the first feminist symposium (“teach-in”) held on a college campus during the Second Wave.