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One of a series of B&W prints showing gang violence.
This print was deveoped by splashing developer onto the print rather than submerging it completely.
Taken at More London, which is in between London and Tower Bridges.
Part of me can't believe that I took this with an iPhone.
No post production, uploaded direct using Flickr app.
5x7 Paper Negative
First test of the 5.5" Cinephor on the 5x7. This focal length is definately more suited to 5x7 or 4x5.
Found a collection of old glass negatives collecting dust in my dad's studio and thought I'd scan them in.
This is the positive of the photo which has now become my logo. I thought I was fat here. I would give anything to be this "fat" right now...
Polymer clay maple leaf out necklace. Dyed pearl and Swarovski Crystal dangles on antiqued bronze chain. Chain measures 23". Earrings are sweet and simple dangles of dyed pearl and Swarovski Crystal on antiqued bronze ear wire.
These are 4x5 format paper negatives (scanned and reversed) which I took at a photo workshop at the weekend (run by Alastair Cook alastaircook.com/ ) at the John Gray Centre, Haddington, as part of the Festival of Museums.
paper negatives expired in 1986 shanghai photo paper.
Camera: Graflex graphex lens with f 4.7 wide open
exp: light measure, 4 sec on f 4. shoot on f 4.7
developement: this is funny part i try to develop them in my caffenol developer after 3 minutes nothing come out so i add some LUCKY paper developer (1: 10) and 1 min after its next starts developing.
results are pretty good for long expired paper store last year outside on flea market in winter time ( - 20 degree) summer( + 38 degree :) (yeh we have like this in beijing).
developer mixed 4 days ago stored in fridge used cold
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Band: Damaged
Where: The Yellow Sub, Hamilton, New Zealand
When: ???
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Create your own negative space by pointing a camera with a long lens in front of you, in a busy area of the city, and watch everyone walk around you.
Instant film negative reclamation.
For more details
jameslindnerexperimental.wordpress.com/2013/03/04/instant...