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A few days ago, I found these old negatives at a flea market (Naschmarkt) in Vienna.
I was really excited, when I got home and had the possibility to scan them..
Here they are. I don't know anything about those people on these pictures, except what we see on them. But I would give a lot to know some stories behind those pictures.
For now, I can only use my imagination for that..
I was playing around (again) and ended on this negative shot. I only really like it as it makes my pitiful excuse for a beard actually look like a beard.....
A few photos from Chris Kirby's "Negative Series" exhibition, currently running at Cafe Pause until July 7.
Says Chris: "I've created a new line of porcelain ware and am showing it for the first time at Cafe Pause. Reversing the positive/negative relationship between mold and object, the 'negative series' captures the unexpected shape of negative spaces."
Tomorrow night (Friday, July 4, from 19:30) the designer will be at the cafe for an informal reception.
9.5" x 6.5" B&W negative sandwich made during first quarter this year. The two photos were ones that I shot last year during Photo 1.
The snow goose need not bathe to make itself white. Neither need you do anything but be yourself.
- Lao Tzu
No Way Fest 2008 Day Two: The Ladies, Logic Problem, Timebombs, Bad Antics, Dark Ages, Reprobates, Search and Destroy, Born Bad, Mad Men, Wasted Time, Citizens Patrol, Double Negative, Government Warning @ Alley Katz in Richmond, Virginia. June 2008
This is an example of a recovered negative.
After reading some on the internet, I decided to try recovering the negatives from my FP100C instant film pictures. I used a junk shot that I had to try it so if it didn't work out the first time I wouldn't waste good negatives, However it worked great the first time! Anyone that needs info on how to recover color packfilm negatives for scanning feel free to drop me a line on here. I will post more about the process later.
Jacob Borry - Negative - Three Unknown men and Two unknown women popping corn at a fireplace.
More at pchs.org/resources/1997-092-111
"El Golem se rebela"
"Golem to rebel"
Photocreacion del PROTOALQUIMISTA basado en el dibujo del COLIFA el golem.
This series was about photographic minimalism. The images are taken from unexposed sheets of 4x5 film that were developed and then burned.
I saved the trash negative part of the Polaroid 669 film. I don't think you can really call it a negative as this film isn't designed to produce a negative and it looks more like a discolored positive. It appeared to be black with a barely seen image, but when scanned and lightened up, Viola!
This series was about photographic minimalism. The images are taken from unexposed sheets of 4x5 film that were developed and then burned.
this is an experiment with a photocopier for enlarging negatives, this is about the size of an a4 sheet, first is 4 x of 35mm neg, next is a4x enlargment of initial enlargment
then i scanned this into pc ctrl i, then black and whited it, was very very flat and light so made in darker and increased contrast which bought out the photo copy texture needs alot of work still but it was quickly done just to get it up
also the negs are a sneak peck...