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Sometimes the unpredictable takes the prize. During my long exposure, which I shot through an alpine hut's window, snow melted and trickled down the window, I ended up with amazing foreground artifacts.
We got a few rolls of film from our friend @charliedontsurf, exsposed as"Ilford HP5 Motion Pictures (exp. 1995)".
I followed his instructions and exposed the film to ISO 200, developed in Rodinal 1 + 100 for 2 hours.
The results could be scanned very well. It is very grainy, but I love it.
I took the pictures on various excursions in the state of Brandenburg.
The last albums from Mars are dropping in. This one I like a lot because crew engineer Josh Hunt has such a clear view. The Light and Shadow has to allign in such a certain way. Logbook 2 will be published soon and I will put the link here...
Photos of my trip between Moscow and Vladivostok by train (9288 kilometers). That is the second longest train route in the world! It took 7 days, 166 hours, 20 regions of Russia, 200$, 19 hour-stops, 24 fellow travellers and dozens of people asking "wow, really?!".
Photos of my trip between Moscow and Vladivostok by train (9288 kilometers). That is the second longest train route in the world! It took 7 days, 166 hours, 20 regions of Russia, 200$, 19 hour-stops, 24 fellow travellers and dozens of people asking "wow, really?!".
