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Ignore the exif data that claims this was taken with a 5d. This was taken with a mamiya 645 pro tl w/80mm f/2.8 lens on tri-x 400 b&w film. Then developed with diafine. After the negatives dried, I put them on a lighttable and photographed them with the 5d for cropping and inverting. (Sue me, the 5d is better than the scanner I have, at the moment : )
Class Project. 61 x 46 Centimeters. Black India Ink. A study in negative space and form. Using India Ink I had to draw the spaces surrounding the objects, while the objects themselves would remain white.
used an iPhone app that allows you to view a negative as a positive image.
this is a shot of the light bouncing from a small lamp on the wall - in reverse
By now you're probably thinking I could have just wiped that flaky white stuff off without the coke, but I actually had a similar problem years ago and it's insanely hard to just chip it off dry.
Diana negatives. i was trying to do an experiment with photosensitive paint and these, but it failed.
Four of them, before the cosmic room construction, each with different opening, making a differential en the sun appearance in the room.
The size of the slit is a feet and a half.
Playing around with photo editing and converting a few photos into negatives This one actually closely resembles what you might see on a thermal imager camera used n the fire service.
Vicious phone meets notorious negative, in a battle of the titans for the future of photography...
Will the digital dwarf steal the future of the film? Or will the film strike back with it's finest grain, greatest colours, greatest contrast and subtile shades? -stay tuned-