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take a look at the album "the end of the film":
www.flickr.com/photos/simonepelatti/sets/72157703211676342
in this picture:
"detail of a junction made with tape between two frames of a film".
Cinema Lumiere, Bologna, Jan. 2019.
Sony a6000 with selp1650pz + polarized filter. Minimum edit in Adobe Lightroom and Gimp.
#film #pellicola #cinema #3 #light #shadow #contrast #projection #movie #tape #junction
A rare return to film photography. I am devoted to digital photography, but, once in a while, I wonder what I can get with my Nikon N80. My unhappiness with most of the photos I get keeps me firmly in the digital field. Sometimes the exposure is off and the result is blown highlights. Most of the time the image seems degraded in some way. Nowhere near the clarity I used to get in the many years I shot film. A lot of grain though shot in daylight with 200 iso film. One or two worked out nicely this time. Might be a while before I shoot film again. Right now I am looking at a film photograph of a cousin when he was five. He's now in his mid-forties. One of my all-time faves.
my best friend at the residency, Joerg, and I ate a lot of meals together. I miss them
shot on Lomo 100 film with my Nikon N65
ROLLEI 35SE+FUJIFILM PRO400H
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I'm trying to decide what I'm going to do this evening. The girls are about to go to bed- they're just reading in their room right now. Maybe I'll read.
This is one of those mornings where I could totally climb back into bed for a while. On a more cozy note, I have taken feather duvets to a new level. We are now both sleeping on top of a duvet and under a second duvet. It's like a feather sandwich and it's so comfy.
film
okay everything looks better through my sunglasses so I decided to hold them in front of my lens
I didn't take this, my Aunty did back in either late 90's or early 2 thousands. I loved it and had too take it
Medium format Film Fashion photography model shoot with Polish model Nella
Mamiya RZ67 ProII & Mamiya Sekor 110mm f2.8 (Crazy sharp stopped down!) (Favourite camera, no doubt)
120 Kodak TMax 400 - stand development, 23min 20 degrees - Xtol 1:3 & Rodinal 1:100
Pushed in PP but little editing required.
Perhaps one of my best. Very happy. :)
Thanks Nella!
Ambient left/ Strobe right fired via sync cable from the Mamiya Sekor leaf shutter lens PC sync cable port
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A Film Noir heavy contrast black and white edit for this industrial site in North Vancouver. I wanted to bring out the subtle mountain tops in the back rather than a full black sky.
One of the biggest challenges of shooting film is that there are too many things that could go wrong during the shooting process. On the other hand, it actually makes you become more discipline before hitting the shutter. When you have a scene like this, you only have a small time window to capture it before the light and colors start to fade away. I have decided to go back to film because I didn't take photography seriously in the past. Only until I picked up my first DSLR in the late 2005, had I become more serious. The chemicals and the emulsion involved are fascinating to me. But I understand the underlying challenges and I am willing to accept them for my new journey.
Film: Kodak Portra 400
Camera: Voigtlander Bessaflex TM
Lens: Carl Zeiss Distagon T* 35mm F2 ZS
I can't express how happy it made me to see there is still so much film being sold in Japan. It gives me hope that film photography will go on for another few years!
I keep forgetting the name of this shop — it's Yodobashi in Shinjuku — which was quite annoying when we wanted to go there a second time... This is only one of the few film sections there!
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Samsung NX10 • 30mm ƒ/2 Pancake