Part 1: The table is set; both plants and pigments are assembled.
Part 2: Plants are placed on the glass.
Part 3: Close up of plants placed on the glass before contact with photographic paper.
Part 4: Close up of plants being placed on the glass before contact with photographic paper.
Part 5: Incense burns as plants are being placed, creating a calm environment for art making.
Part 6: Dyes are placed on plants before contact with photographic paper.
Part 7: Paper is placed and pressed between glass and cardboard, creating good contact. Then, the lumen print is brought outside to expose.
Part 8: Chemistry is set up for toning and fixing the lumen print after exposure.
Part 9: The lumen print is toned and fixed to become light safe.
Part 10: The lumen print is now light safe, and wis rinsed of residual chemistry and is ready to be dried.