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Nikon FM3A | Cosina Voigtlander Ultron 40mm f/2 SLII N Aspherical | Kentmere Pan 400 @ 800
Digitized with Nikon D7200 & AF-S VR Micro-Nikkor 105mm f/2.8G IF-ED | CineStill CS-LITE | Valoi 360 135 Holder
Home developed in Kodak HC-110 1+31 | 9:30/68F | Paterson Tank
Negative Lab Pro v3.0.2 | Color Model: B+W | Pre-Sat: 3 | Tone Profile: Linear Deep | LUT: Frontier
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.
My wife found an old negative in a book and wondered if it was her grandfather. Since I was bored with the bad weather, I held the negative up to a bright window and snapped a shot..Brought it into Photoshop and hit invert and lo and behold it is her grandfather working at the bakery circa 1910. He is second from the left. He worked as a baker till in his 90's. He would be 119 years old now.. Oop's You can see the window screen through the negative..Oh well...
A different view of the moon! Taken on 4th November 2006. Notice how the rays from prominent ray-craters stand out in this negative view.
Lac de Chalain, Jura, France
This photograph taken from a negative from August 2003. Old negatives - geddit? I'm not as grumpy as I look.
These ‪pictures‬ were taken at an abandoned fossil-fuel power station in Charleroi.
Charleroi is a city located in the province of Hainaut, Belgium. The metropoltian area has a total population of 522,522 by January 1, 2008, ranking it as the 4th most populous city in Belgium after Brussels, Antwerp and Ghent. After the Industrial Revolution, Charleroi benefited from the increased use of coals in the metallurgical industry. People from across Europe were attracted by the economic opportunities, and the population grew rapidly. Because after World War II the need for coals declined, Charleroi witnessed a general decline of its heavy industry. Poverty in the city increased. Charleroi has an unemployment rate of 26%. You'll find syringes and dumped garbage in public places.
Investing in the publicdevelopment is important for the city economics.
I made a rapportage about Charleroi ‪follow‬ for more.
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recovered negative from Impossible Project film. Inverted in PSE 9.0. I tried soft scrub with bleach and used my fingers to spread the paste around the negative. Original shot was processed for 15 minutes then separated for the negative recovery.
Since I strive to remain Mr. Positive daily,
it was only right I take a negative..
and presto! My alter-ego was born!!
This image is from a set of over 30 glass plate negatives given to me a few years ago. I am trying to date them and work out their location. Any help would be appreciated.
I have to admit, I think I've enjoyed my trip to Tomoka State Park a lot more since leaving it! I'm very much a suberbs kind of gal....not a city person or a outdoor person, although I do like those things in small doses.
Outdoor people come prepared. They know they'll need Deep Woods Off, and they wear boots. amd jeans, and carry knives and all that good stuff. Me? I become a human pin cushion, and magnet for every prickly seed pod and bramble within 100 yards, and find myself having a pretty pathetic time!
I brought my friends, Sarah and George, with me to the park, and they were roaming around the docks when I had my first taste of the woods, from which I shot this photo. I was okay when I was out in the open, but the mosquitoes were ready for me when I hit the wooded area!
Anyway, this was another one of my playing around with processing pics. I didn't invert it this time, but got the result by using a "difference" setting, which turned the pic into a negative. I really liked the way it made the tree and water details pop out. Since my friends weren't posing, I figured they wouldn't mind if I played around with the pic. For the framing, I used a reflection frame, and changed the color to pick up the shades in the photo, and did a drop shadow effect twice, each with a different colored background. Don't even ask me to explain anything else I did to arrive at this result, because I probably wouldn't be able to tell you exactly, even if you DID want to know, which you probably don't, thinking I've finally lost what few marbles I had left! :-)