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I haven't uploaded a lot of images here in the past months. So here's a selection of my favorite double exposures taken with the Hasselblad during the last 5 months in Paris.
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My second attempt with taking double exposures with the Hasselblad. This time I used the Lomo 100 ISO and a roll of Kodak Ektachrome 64 (expired 2007).
During the photokina 2010, the Hasselblade booth offers to photographers to try out their cameras and to shoot some great models. Luckily, also lots of other photographers around (like me) had the possibility to take some picturs with their own cameras! I went there many times to see all the models in different dresses and love the results with Diana.
The scenerie was done by the photograph Tom Hagemeyer from France.
My second attempt with taking double exposures with the Hasselblad. This time I used the Lomo 100 ISO and a roll of Kodak Ektachrome 64 (expired 2007).
So here a few first images from my trip to Copenhagen. I stayed in the Nørrebro neighborhood, which is amazing!! and these are a some images shot with the Hasselblad at that neighborhood. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- www.analogue-love.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
My second attempt with taking double exposures with the Hasselblad. This time I used the Lomo 100 ISO and a roll of Kodak Ektachrome 64 (expired 2007).
So here a few first images from my trip to Copenhagen. I stayed in the Nørrebro neighborhood, which is amazing!! and these are a some images shot with the Hasselblad at that neighborhood. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- www.analogue-love.com ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
My second attempt with taking double exposures with the Hasselblad. This time I used the Lomo 100 ISO and a roll of Kodak Ektachrome 64 (expired 2007).
This was my first attempt at making proper slides using a home made E6 reversal process. The steps were as as follows:
12 minutes in home made B&W first developer (mixture of HC-110 Dilution A and Ilford paper developer)
Water wash
Re exposure to tungsten light source for 4 min (30cm distance)
C41 Colour develop for 6:30 minutes
6 minute bleach
8 minute fix
Wash
C41 stabilizer
Next time I'll cut back on the first developer to about 10 minutes.
This was my first attempt at making proper slides using a home made E6 reversal process. The steps were as as follows:
12 minutes in home made B&W first developer (mixture of HC-110 Dilution A and Ilford paper developer)
Water wash
Re exposure to tungsten light source for 4 min (30cm distance)
C41 Colour develop for 6:30 minutes
6 minute bleach
8 minute fix
Wash
C41 stabilizer
Next time I'll cut back on the first developer to about 10 minutes.
This was my first attempt at making proper slides using a home made E6 reversal process. The steps were as as follows:
12 minutes in home made B&W first developer (mixture of HC-110 Dilution A and Ilford paper developer)
Water wash
Re exposure to tungsten light source for 4 min (30cm distance)
C41 Colour develop for 6:30 minutes
6 minute bleach
8 minute fix
Wash
C41 stabilizer
Next time I'll cut back on the first developer to about 10 minutes.
This was my first attempt at making proper slides using a home made E6 reversal process. The steps were as as follows:
12 minutes in home made B&W first developer (mixture of HC-110 Dilution A and Ilford paper developer)
Water wash
Re exposure to tungsten light source for 4 min (30cm distance)
C41 Colour develop for 6:30 minutes
6 minute bleach
8 minute fix
Wash
C41 stabilizer
Next time I'll cut back on the first developer to about 10 minutes.
This was my first attempt at making proper slides using a home made E6 reversal process. The steps were as as follows:
12 minutes in home made B&W first developer (mixture of HC-110 Dilution A and Ilford paper developer)
Water wash
Re exposure to tungsten light source for 4 min (30cm distance)
C41 Colour develop for 6:30 minutes
6 minute bleach
8 minute fix
Wash
C41 stabilizer
Next time I'll cut back on the first developer to about 10 minutes.
This photo was http://www.lomography.com/magazine/news/2013/01/10/most-popular-photo-last-year-january-10-2012 ___ @taufik_rachman my paternal cousins at our paternal grandpa's hometown : pantai (beach) Bojong Salawe', Parigi, Pangandaran, Jawa Barat (West Java), Indonesia, Asia Tenggara (South East Asia)
at Bojong Salawe' beach, Parigi, Ciamis, West Java, Indonesia, South East Asia. 1st time trip to my grandfather's hometown & 1st time using Fuji Chrome 50 D film. One comment below ask if the fisherwoman so strong because while work she carry her child LOL then I said it's an optic illution because it's not her child, it's another fisherman who pull the giant fishnet
... to pantai (beach) Bojong Salawe', Parigi, Pangandaran, Jawa Barat (West Java), Indonesia, Asia Tenggara (South East Asia) --- This photo was http://www.lomography.com/magazine/news/2013/01/13/most-popular-photo-last-year-january-13-2012
