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A parallel technology invented by the English scientist Henry Fox Talbot, which used salted paper to produce a negative and then, through contact printing, a positive image, took root quickly, as well, yielding thin but crisp photographs that didn’t have the distracting reflective background of the daguerreotype method.

Using contact printing and pages ripped from magazines, Heinecken satirized the hypersexuality of models drinking from soda bottles or holding jewelry in their teeth.

Principally used for Enlargements and Contact printing.

It was, however, generally employed by foreign photographers, and is now largely in use by English photographers, especially for the development of bromide paper, either for contact printing or enlargements.

A much easier method, applicable to glass originals, is that of photographic reproduction by contact printing.