Sentence examples for platinum print from inspiring English sources

For an 1896 picture of a canoe in glass-smooth water, Stieglitz made a velvet-smooth platinum print.

"There was another one, a palladium platinum print, coming up for sale at Christie's," Mr. Buhl said.

Two photographs -- one modern platinum print, one vintage -- made from the same negative show how tantalizingly ambiguous distinctions like modern and vintage can be.

One of the Allens' best-known images is "Constance," an 1897 platinum print of a woman standing by an open window.

His 1881 platinum print of a gently smiling village girl sitting on a log near the beached hull of a boat displays a strikingly unsentimental humanist sensibility.

On Monday and Tuesday, Phillips, de Pury & Luxembourg will conduct its first sale of photography, with 184 lots, including Paul Outerbridge Jr.'s "Saltine Box," a rare 1922 vintage platinum print, and Paul Strand's "Mullein, Maine," a 1927 vintage platinum print of the roadside weed mullein that he snapped while visiting on Georgetown Island.

Platinum Prints, by Irving Penn (Yale; $50).

Cunningham was familiar with platinum printing.

"Platinum printing is still around, despite the convenience of silver printing," he said.

Finally, I always have a book of Irving Penn's photographs close to hand ("Platinum Prints").

Mr. Partridge, also a photographer, made the show's platinum prints.