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Kate Knows Morse Code (04310003)
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Shoot film, buy distilled water.
Shoot film. Buy distilled water. Develop film. Scan film. Photoshop film. Post to website. Print. Shoot film, buy distilled water.
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Light Leak (04300007)
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Urban Wheat Field (04300013)
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Untitled (04290006)
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Around the Web
“I actually like to stay clear of financial dependencies in this project and enjoy it as it is. I already had turned my hobby to profession once, know how it works and what to expect and even though it worked pretty well for me there is no need to repeat the same move again. I…
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Mom (04280016)
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Bag, Boots, Camera (04270025)
I love that backpack, a Lowe Alpine Onyx. Kate bought it for me before our trip to Europe last year; it easily held a week’s worth of clothes, camera gear and security-checkpoint-paranoia inducing spy novels. It’s light, simple, and it carries well. The top compartment can hold my Hexar RF, my ipod, some chocolate, a…
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More From the Future (04280005a, 04280006, 04280002)
Just a touch more contrast in the skin tones on that last one. BTW, that’s my older sister Cathy in the background of the first shot. Hi Cath!
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In the Hall of the Future (04280005)
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10:55 (04270023)
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One, Two, Three Four (04270020)
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BEFOR BOTH WAYS (04270018)
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That last one of Kate was a bit too flat. (04260023)
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HP5 @ 200 + Ilfosol S
HP5 @ 200 in Ilfosol S for 5.5 minutes at 68 degrees looks something like Efke 400 with slightly better shadow detail. These took a bit more PS work to get here than HP5@200 in Tmax. The contrast was higher and the shadows fell apart easier. Hmm, interesting, but perhaps not a winning combination.
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Warming Glow (04260014)
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Crooked (04230014)
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Sunday Morning (04230021)
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Delta 3200 + Ilfosol S
Hexar RF, ZM Biogon 35, Delta 3200 @ 800, Ilfosol S All forums and other fonts of internet wisdom indicate that this should be a terrible combination. Ifosol S is reportedly not suited for high speed films, but the local art shop had a bottle, and I couldn’t resist. Two rolls is too small a…
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Held together with wire, gaffers tape and superglue
I just made another repair on one of my Hexars; both are now officially ugly in a way that only a photographer could love. One has the replacement eyepiece lens held in with superglue and gaffer’s tape. On the other one, I’ve just finished a repair to keep the frame advance selector from moving too…