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Just a few from a roll of kodak elite chrome 200, expired 2002 and developed in bellini c41 kit. I used my huge 150-600 zoom with a 2x converter to get up real close, a bit of blur was unavoidable since i gave the film an extra stop of light for its age and 2 stops for the converter, thats iso25! Ive still got a few rolls left of this chrome, next time i will use a cable release and a heavier tripod.
Just a few from a roll of kodak elite chrome 200, expired 2002 and developed in bellini c41 kit. I used my huge 150-600 zoom with a 2x converter to get up real close, a bit of blur was unavoidable since i gave the film an extra stop of light for its age and 2 stops for the converter, thats iso25! Ive still got a few rolls left of this chrome, next time i will use a cable release and a heavier tripod.
The best bit about photography is the memories. I remember vividly being seduced by the beauty of the swans and quickly firing off 3 or 4 shots before actually taking in the scene as a whole. It was only then that i noticed the distant scenery with the sun bursting through the clouds and thinking that a backlit shot might be worth a punt! The xa2 's meter did a great job in rendering everything in silhouette but i wouldnt change it now! A year later and taking these negatives into the darkroom i'm re-living the memories, these two shots are ones that i will probably print again again darker, lighter, toned, cropped, bigger, smaller, the possibilities are endless. Paper is best:)
