The Stagnate Water Pools of Spring
Normally dry but in the spring these pools of stagnate water pop up and make frogs happy. They fill with melting snow and rain water, the dry up as the weather gets warmer. Another example of the Earth's wax and wane.
Shooting a roll of Kodak Direct Duplication Microfilm 2468 proved a surprise when expecting negatives on the reel after developing, yet the roll gave me super, nearly grainless positives.
Film: Kodak Direct Duplicating Microfilm, 2468
ISO 0.75
Processed in Photographer's Formulary TD-3, 15 min. @ 68 degrees. 4 gentle inversions per minute.
Camera: Nikon FM2, Nikkor 35mm f2.8
Exposure data: 1/30, f2.8
Image by: Leslie Lazenby Apr 2014
Films like this and other traditional film stocks are available at
The Stagnate Water Pools of Spring
Normally dry but in the spring these pools of stagnate water pop up and make frogs happy. They fill with melting snow and rain water, the dry up as the weather gets warmer. Another example of the Earth's wax and wane.
Shooting a roll of Kodak Direct Duplication Microfilm 2468 proved a surprise when expecting negatives on the reel after developing, yet the roll gave me super, nearly grainless positives.
Film: Kodak Direct Duplicating Microfilm, 2468
ISO 0.75
Processed in Photographer's Formulary TD-3, 15 min. @ 68 degrees. 4 gentle inversions per minute.
Camera: Nikon FM2, Nikkor 35mm f2.8
Exposure data: 1/30, f2.8
Image by: Leslie Lazenby Apr 2014
Films like this and other traditional film stocks are available at