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"trees of three" This is one of my greatest photographs by far. When I pulled this roll out of the develop tank I was immediately in awe of what I've created. And still as I sit here typing this caption even after drying and scanning every photo on the roll I have this sick anxious feeling about this work and I couldn't be happier (: . . . . . . . #filmphotography #film #mm #filmisnotdead #analogphotography #photography #mmfilm #analog #filmcamera #filmcommunity #kodak #ishootfilm #streetphotography #mmphotography #filmphoto #bnw #filmisalive #photooftheday #blackandwhite #shootfilm #cinema #cinematography #analogue #filmfeed #fujifilm #portrait #staybrokeshootfilm #filmmaking #photo #art
an Agfa CT Precisa 100 was the chosen film for this experiment realized in a Canon T50, a Lomo LC-Wide and a Canon EOS 3000. The film got exposed once in each of the cameras, setting the ASA accordingly and finally it got cross developed at home. Special thanks to @_baunovart_ for showing me how to develop colour films at home and big ups to all these flying friends at Maramagnum, Barcelona! :)
an Agfa CT Precisa 100 was the chosen film for this experiment realized in a Canon T50, a Lomo LC-Wide and a Canon EOS 3000. The film got exposed once in each of the cameras, setting the ASA accordingly and finally it got cross developed at home. Special thanks to @_baunovart_ for showing me how to develop colour films at home and big ups to all these flying friends at Maramagnum, Barcelona! :)
First trial with a Lomo Babylon 13. Not easy to handly due to the low ASA of just 13. Results as expected in most of the cases with strong black and white contrasts. But was also surprised that the film has its soft sides with some shades of grey. Developed in AM 74 (Amaloco) for 5'30'' agitated. Shots done during a short holiday in the Black forest last week and some in the surroundings of my home town.
B&W high contrast film isn’t ideal for landscape. If you expose to get detail on the ground, the sky will come out white. If you expose for the sky, the ground comes out black. Your best chance of an interesting shot is to expose for the sky, and feature interesting shapes on the skyline.
B&W high contrast film isn’t ideal for landscape. If you expose to get detail on the ground, the sky will come out white. If you expose for the sky, the ground comes out black. Your best chance of an interesting shot is to expose for the sky, and feature interesting shapes on the skyline.
