I finally took the 6 rolls of color film I had been hoarding since January to the lab! My scanner has been very busy this week. What I am sharing here is a roll of Agfa Precisa CT 100 that I put through my Nikon FM2 when I was in Galveston in February. .…
I and Monica did another double exposure film swap. These are fun because each person doesn’t know what the other shot. I shot a roll on a Horizon202, and another roll on an Olympus XA2 (I think). I shot mostly buildings. She shot mostly nature, as was our first swapped roll. Again, the results are…
Once again instant film rescued me from the hamster treadmill of always being at least a week behind. It was Saturday and I had shot zero all week. I had to go to a reproduction service near downtown to pick up some prints to take on a trip this week. They weren’t ready at the…
I finely gotten around to develop the huge backlog of 4×5 film I had sitting in the darkroom. Off the top of my head it represents at least four outings. So for the next few weeks I’ll refocus on large format. I’m shooting 4×5 Ilford Delta 100 B&W film with my Wanderlust Travelwide 4×5 camera,…
Continuing to make some pinhole selfies for an upcoming gallery show, Jana & I went to the Seattle Public Library. I used a Zero Image 4×5, with a 120 film “Graphic 23” back. I credit her with the idea of looking over a book. I’m going to try to get a few more pictures this…
Gallery show, chess match and a relaxed girl with Neopan 400 and a Canon QL17GIII rangefinder.
I’ve been a bit lax and got behind with developing films recently…. Anyhow, here are some shots of a day I had at The Workhouse, a National Trust property at Southwell, Nottinghamshire. Built in 1824, it was a prototype 19th-centrury workhouse. The Bronca ETRS was probably not the best choice of camera to take…the building…
I have a lovely little Instax Mini camera by Fuji. It’s fun, it’s compact, and it’s fairly inexpensive to shoot. Consider this a small break from the deluge of photos that are coming in the next couple of months. All photos scanned (poorly) by me.
I bought a Vermeer panorama pinhole as a treat to experiment with super-wide shooting. It has a curved plane and shoots roughly 6x17cm negatives, so you only get four shots per roll of medium format. It is f300 and has a threaded filter ring for easy attachments of color filters. I had no real sense…
I had 2 rolls I managed to destroy by using oldish C-41 developer. The first was a roll of a St Patrick’s Day parade on Velvia 50, and the second a roll for expired film day, Fuji Super-G 400 (exp 1999). The developer was exhausted, the blix was fine, so the rolls came out nice…
Week 13 should have brought you some delightful pictures of Emily on her Easter egg hunt around our new garden, accompanied by her sisters and the rest of the family…
Netarts Bay, OR, shot during week 13 of 2016, developed and printed by me in week 13 in my home darkroom in Oceanside, Oregon. Kodak Tri-X Developed in Rodinal, Printed on Ilford Matt Fiber Paper. Hassleblad 500CM + 80mm Planar
52 rolls 