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Filming of the new Guy Ritchie film Sherlock Holmes note the false facade of Jenkins and the Pawnbrokers,Queen Victoria Street EC4 church on the left is St Andrew By The Wardrobe........
On my first visit to Detroit in 2015, I used many cameras, including a Kodak disposable that you can buy at Walgreens. I took this photo with one of those. From automobiles to cameras, our "disposable" culture has created an American present that will soon be unrecognizable from its past. My films attempt to capture that before it's too late.
If they ever take away my film, I'll probably have withdrawal symptoms. Film Rocks ! Contax Aria, Zeiss 50mm F1.7 lens, Tiffen 81A Warming filter, Contax TLA360 with Lumiquest Mini Soft Box attachment mounted on seperate tripod, Studio Systems SP920MDLVP Monolight with small soft box, Metered with a Sekonic L-508 Zoom Master meter, Fuji Provia 100F Slide Film, F16 at 1/125 sec., Slik Able 300DX tripod, Photoshop Elements 2.0, Nikon Coolscan V ED
This is a shot of my film stash in my apartment at school There's 35mm, 828, 127, 620 (respooled 120), Spectra, and FP-100C films here.
Camera: Polaroid Spectra QPS
Film: Polaroid Spectra (Expired 10/2004)
40 rolls of recently expired film for £25. Just in time for me to start doing my own E-6 processing :-)
Film is a funny thing. Thanks to the passage of time, a photo that wasn't printed in the early 90's can lie forgotten in a sock drawer, just another dusty last frame on a roll. But this is my dad. He died last year and this was taken when he and my mother visited me in London. It's the kind of image you'll never get with digital and because of that the future will be all the poorer. RIP Dad x
Before our adventure to Sydney I purchased some of these cool film cases from Japan Exposure. I’m glad I did as they are now discontinued by the manufacture and the price of the little remaining stock has more than doubled along with being limited to one per customer. The film cases hold ten rolls of film without the plastic canisters and are a great space saver for anyone and convenience for travellers. The cases are like a hard plastic egg carton for film.
I’ve taken to sticking the expiry date and a silica gel pouch on the inside and the film tab from the box on the outside so I know what’s in them.