In the field of photography, what's old is new again-at least that's one takeaway from a captivating show at the Getty Center in Los Angeles. On view from April 14 to September 6, "Light, Paper, Process: Reinventing Photography" presents the work of seven talents who have eschewed current technology, experimenting instead with analog techniques and darkroom materials. Matthew Brandt, for example, soaks his traditional landscape prints in the very lakes they depict, while Alison Rossiter forgoes the camera altogether, chemically teasing abstract imagery out of expired silver-gelatin paper.
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