A trick shot produced in the darkroom. The picture of the moon
was enlarged onto a piece of lithographic film from a colour
slide.

'LITH' film is a process film that can be ordered from dealers.
It is widely used in the printing industry and must be used in a
deep red safelight.

Processing can be in normal solutions, or special, high contrast
lith developer. The resulting negative is almost all black or
clear.




The sparrow was a camera shot silhouette and the two negatives
were sandwiched together in the negative carrier to make the
final print - which has appeared in a photographic magazine.