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The Dog Walker 4 metre high steel sculpture on the highest point of a reclaimed colliery site. I love the results from the Diana Mini with expired film.
Dale Abbey Ruin, Derbyshire, UK. The last remaining part of the abbey's east wall. 50 minute exposure in good sunlight using my DIY box camera and a repurposed Ilford Envoy lens. I love the colour shift which is from the inverted in camera negative
My new lumen camera on the left with shutter and aperture removed. The one on the right is my self made 4x4 inch box camera dedicated to lumens. I am enjoying adapting broken cameras for a second life!
First try with Rollei RPX 1000. Developed in my own goofed version of HC 110, Dil. H (15.5ml of syrup to make 32 ounces....1 ml over the syrup). Super happy with the results. This might be my new favorite film/dev combo! No post-processing at all other than cropping the half-frame double exposure that this camera seems prone to around the 30th exposure. .
One of the landmark buildings of my corner of the universe. I am not sure exactly how much input Jack had on this magnificent example of 1970’s architecture. However, my Godfather was one of the engineers that worked on the project. As fate would have it, from 2013 to 2016, this very building became my workplace. Despite multiple makeovers, fit-outs and refurbishments, I felt like I was living in the 70’s every time a walked through the turnstile and took the stairs to the 3rd floor.
