In November 2009 I spent an hour wandering through Harlow Town Park in Essex. The 120 film negatives from that trip lay dormant in my files, not printed, not scanned, forgotten. Fuji GW690iii camera, Ilford Delta 100 120 fim. I … Continue reading →
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 →
Sinar P – Fomapan 8 x 10 Sheet Film developed in ID11 Exposed for 2 minutes at f32 (Scan of negative}
Continue reading →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 →
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 →
Yet another ‘lost’ developer I’ve been playing around with.
Continue reading →Selection from a couple of rolls of Tri-X, exposed at 400 ISO, processed in Neofin Red for 11 mins at 20°C, agitation is 1 minute initial, then 10 seconds every minute. The first set are from the my Ensign Autorange … Continue reading →
I saw part of a programme last night which talked about how babies can recognise anything resembling a face almost from birth, but can’t visually recognise anything else until they get many months older. Seems like the ability to identify a face … Continue reading →
A contact print of an 8×10 film negative made a month or more ago but only processed this week – the wonders of the latent image! And it proves that my dark slide film holders are light-tight… The variation in tone … Continue reading →
You can never be quite sure what you are going to get with film. This negative, one a series of 8 exposures taken on 120 Kodak Tri-X film, has ‘mystery artefacts’ and I’m not sure what caused them.
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