Category Archives: Film negative
Amaryllis 2026
The annual ritual of photographing my amaryllis blooms continues. I’ve been recording them – with a few gap years – for over twenty years now.
Continue reading →Still Life – 2026
New Year, new image. I really must try and post here more often! I had the Sinar camera set up to photograph this year’s amaryllis and thought I’d play around with a low-key still life of some of the quirky … Continue reading →
Christmas Cactus (Schlumbergera)
Sinar P – Fomapan 8 x 10 Sheet Film developed in ID11 Exposed for 2 minutes at f32 (Scan of negative}
Continue reading →Thorpeness Beach – November 2025
Fuji GW690III Image on Fomapan 100 film, processed in 510 Pyro from Zone-Imaging.co.uk
Continue reading →Christmas Post
Well, not much has appeared here for quite a while but that’s mainly because I’ve been busy with lots of other things. I helped a friend produce a book of his photographs and that has prompted me to finally get … Continue reading →
Salt Print – Made by the sun
A long hiatus, but posting once more. This, the latest image, made this afternoon.I have been experimenting with the salt process over the last year or so, off and on, without great success until now. The 8×10 negative from which … Continue reading →
The Colours of Black & White – 1
Simply put, standard black & white printing produces an image the ‘colour’ of which depends on the paper used and the developer, discounting any toning afterwards. Every black has its own hue, this can be from any part of the … Continue reading →
Sheriff Hutton Castle – ‘Pseudo Lith’
With traditional lith printing on hold due to lack of facility, I opted to experiment with a digital method using Photoshop. This image was made with my Fuji GSWII 6x9cm on Kodak Tri-X 120 film, processed in Rodinal 1+50. … Continue reading →
Recent Work – Fuji 6×9
Some pictures taken with my Fuji GW690iii and recently-acquired Fuji GSW690ii on Kodak Tri-X film, processed in Rodinal 1+50, (First image) and PMK 1+2+100, 13 mins 22ºC (All other images). A yellow filter was used for the GSW pictures … Continue reading →