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First part of a sunday walk at the Stoos panorama hike, with spectacular views on the surrounding mountains. Processed in stand development with Rodinal 1+100 for 1 hour.
August 4 walking tour of Gibsons, BC with the Fisheye 2, mainly in lower Gibsons landing. Kodak Ektachrome 100, expired in 2013 (and yes, I am looking forward to fresh stock of this film!!!!) cross processed in Tetenal Colortec C-41.
Moscow. Gorky Park. Pushkinskaya Embankment
Camera: Canon EOS 5
Lens: Canon Zoom Lens EF 70-210 mm
Film: Fujifilm Fuji Eterna ??? expired
Scanner: Fujifilm Frontier SP-3000
Photo taken: 15/09/2018
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This film Fujifilm Fuji Eterna unknown to me marking, sensitivity and expiry date. Storage conditions are also unknown to me. A couple of months ago I bought 2 rolls of this film for testing. So these photos can be called experimental.
The film was exhibited at 100 ISO. Development of 7 minutes in D-76
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a swap with my man in berlin . An absolute mare of a development , my apologies to jakob for messing it up ! light leaks , extreme fogging , sprocket streaks , lots of images unusable but the ones I've managed to save I'm actually quite fond of . I particularly like the shots of the dead berettas bedroom rehearsal mixed with Jakobs gritty dark street scenes . A big thank you to @captainfantastic .
Still experimenting with stand development: this time I tried to process a Kodak P3200 film (shot at 1250 iso) in Rodinal 1+100 for 1 hour and the results are very grainy and dark (but the weather wasn't very fine this day). I think I must abandon the idea of stand development for high speed films, as the results aren't so convincing. Perhaps better to try with some low speed film from 25 to 100 iso like the Kosmo Mono or Ferrania P30. I'm curious to try it out with the JCH Streetpan though, as it's very contrasty and can perhaps gain something in the grey tones with this film... Stand Development experimentations to be continued! :)
Another stunning little Ebay find! This polished aluminum body camera was made in 1946 in France, a fairly rare early post war version of the famous Foth-Derby. I guess production went to France after the war...At any rate, the shutter is a side curtain type, like on the early Leicas. I was able to clean up the lenses on this one and lube the shutter...it works pretty well and the pics surprised me with their clarity. Super fun little strut folding camera and jewel-like in the hand..
Another stunning little Ebay find! This polished aluminum body camera was made in 1946 in France, a fairly rare early post war version of the famous Foth-Derby. I guess production went to France after the war...At any rate, the shutter is a side curtain type, like on the early Leicas. I was able to clean up the lenses on this one and lube the shutter...it works pretty well and the pics surprised me with their clarity. Super fun little strut folding camera and jewel-like in the hand..
The Zoetrope Collective. A new-to-Lomography post from a shoot with a fantastic #Zoetrope #Dance Collective. #DoubleExposed and #expired film in the Lomo Cosmic Symbol. I love working with #dancers, #patience, #grace, #artistic understanding, and best of all for photography: #repeatability ;)
