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From a box bought at Waterlooplein fleamarket.
Badly scanned with cheap scanner but I kind of like the effect.
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Live at The Green Door Store, Brighton, 14.12.2012
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I recently bought a job lot of glass negatives at auction and just spent a few hours photographing them on a lightbox with my dslr then 'developing' them in Photoshop.
Live at The Green Door Store, Brighton, 14.12.2012
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The negatives I develop in monobath can be watched as positives on a black background.
They are quite contrasty, I don't know how the archival properties are.
Transmitted light scan of dry exposed calotype, Pelegry method
Paper: Canson Marker
Iodization batch 4-3 14.02.12: Whey (home made with renet), KJ, KBr, Lactose for 5 min
Sensitization 17.02.12: AgNO3, citric acid for 3-4 min
Multiple washing: 20 min
Salt Bath 1%: 2 min
Multiple washing: 20 min
Preserving bath: Dextrine (home made of corn flour), Tannin, alcohol (no gallic acid) 2 min
Exposure 19.02.12 in open shadow on a bright and sunny day 2.00 pm
Petzval type lens at f/3,6 for 35 min
Developed 19.02.12: in 0,8% Gallic Acid with AgNO3 added twice, total time 1,5 hr
Overexposed and possibly overdeveloped
Presumably the great flooding of the Trinity River in 1908. Photographed on a 4x5 glass plate.
Submitted to the Dallas Morning News by Barbara Pollard Darnall, whose grandfather, Thomas W. Porter, worked for the newspaper from 1897 until his death in 1949. He was the assistant building superintendent.
Tuesday January 25th 2011
I have been spending lots of time developing lately. Lots and lots of negatives.
Strobist:
430EX II into 43" brolly box above
CyberSyncs
Week 131 Assignment 1 for Take A Class With Dave and Dave.
Negative Space - Here we let the empty areas of our image convey the impact of the image.
Another found negative from the eBay auction. I'm pretty sure these were taken in Louisiana. This roll of film was awesome! The film was completely brittle and amber colored - I think is was black and white film that got discolored, but I scanned it in as color anyway because I seemed to get better detail.
I'm not sure what's going on in these photos. I'm guessing this was a movie premiere of some sort, but I'm not familiar with any of the people in the photos. A parade? Politicians and their wives? Random rich people? Anyway, some really cool stuff is going on in these pics, especially in the crowd.