Printed in a traditional wet darkroom using an alternative lith printing method. The method takes advantage of so called infectious development in a special diluted high contrast developer and introduces color, unpredictability, and uniqueness into black and white photographs. Results will significantly vary based on the paper used and many other factors.

The subject is Černínská Street in Nový svět, Prague, Czech Republic. This is Print No. 1 in the lith print study.

Reference photo:
- Ilford PQ Universal
- Fomatone 132
- Exposure f/5.6, 24 seconds

Lith print:
- Arista Liquid Lith Developer 10+10+240+240 = 500ml
- F/4, 48 seconds 80F/26C (2 stops over reference)

Development:
#1 9.5 minutes
#2 8:45 minutes
#3 96 sec development (3 stops over reference), 8 minutes
#4 Split tone 48 + 24, ? minutes
#5 Split tone 48 + 12, ? minutes

Scene photographed with a 35mm Nikon FE camera on Fomapan 400 black and white negative film, developed in Fomadon LQN 1:10.