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A self portrait completed using ink pens and oil pastels. This piece represents colours versus emotions, and how each colour can enhance different emotions.
1950s no frills film negative envelope. Had a handfull of the square Verichrome negatives still in it.
Going thru Dads old pics & negatives (remember negatives?) I realized the little envelopes we got the pics & negs back were kind of cool. He never threw anything out!
If anyone knows more specific information or corrections, please let me know!
Thank you
Unknown photographer, bought negatives. Family holiday, day in London, on the Thames England c1950's
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 and left picture: 4 misisipi, right picture 3 misisipi:)
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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Paper negative lit through, not waxed.
Method: Pelegry, iodiser Davanne/Green adaptation from Le Gray (containing whey, pot.iodide and bromide)
Paper: Canson Marker layout pro, 70 gsm pad
Sensitized and stabilised by immesion 10 days before exposure
Dry exposure: 15 min f/22 bright day with snowflakes in the air, 30% blue sky, temp -1 C
Camera: wooden tailboard camera 13 x 18 cm with Tessar 135 mm f/4.5
Developed a day later by immersion in 0,8% gallic acid spiked after 5 min with 2 ml acetonitrate 11%, total time 2 hr bath
Hypo 10 min bath 1 and 10 min bath 2, washing over 1 hour in running water
Strobist info:
430Ex2 @1/4 zoom 85mm - Shot bare camera left behind
SB25 @1/8 zoom 105mm - Shot on studio background
SB 28 @1/2 - Shot through umbrella Camera Right
Gear Info:
Sony A700 + Minolta 50mm
Negative Approach performing at the Star and Garter, Manchester, on Tuesday the 16th of October 2012
1910's or twenties.. I have a lot of negatives, which I have been told, cannot be processed. I put this one through the Corel negative feature to find a boy, playing with a dog. The only time I've see my Mom's spaniel. If this is my Uncle Louis, at say, 10, it's from 1912.
Old 120 negative scanned on a regular flat bed scanner. Poor quality negative from late 1940's / early 1950's showing a home darkroom. This ones for Jusni!
I was intrigued by today's Macro Monday theme, Negative Space. So I read a little and then went searching through the photos I took last week while on vacation. I found this one. While not taken specifically for the group and not a macro by a long shot, I felt it really fit the definition of negative space.
However, the real reason for putting it on flickr is to give the next two shots some context. Specifically shot as macros with a definite negative space concept, they were taken 3 or 4 days before the theme was announced.
You might want to check this out on a black background. It's a pretty cool effect.
So I've been playing with Photoshop CS6 lately... This photo was edited in Color Negative in Curves using Photoshop.
Glass negatives from Carbon County, PA.
My guess would be that the photographer is standing on Lehigh Ave looking North-West and the excavation would be the post office located at 3 Lehigh Ave, Jim Thorpe, PA 18229
I have no information as to the specific locations or the people in the photos so if anyone knows anything please feel free to comment. That way I can properly catalog the information with that specific negative and preserve its history for future generations.
Photographer credited as: Ephraim E. Rinker