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During the night of November 23rd 2012 I was on my way back from a brief visit to the Mont-Cenis area (2.083 m), France.
After walking for eight hours (four hours in the dark for the return, taking pictures), I was now driving my car when I began to think about these abstract photos, so popular today.
To be precise the results maybe aren't popular at all, because most people do not even understand "what's going on" in the final products :-)) but pleasing others isn't my top priority.
I see that many skilled photographers are embracing these techniques, and, yes, I guess this is definitely a good thing!
So, I asked myself "why taking these pictures only at sunset/dawn... why not ask for help of the night!"
Since the final results of these experiments generally tend to a sort of "painting look", along with an aura of mystery typical of all abstractions, I really thought the night, one more time, could be a powerful ally.
Here you can see a few tree trunks along the road that connects Susa (Italy) with the Mount-Cenis (France). Shot taken at night with a vertical movement of the camera during a slightly long exposure.
The blue dominant above is given from the night sky. The light reverberating on the trunks is coming from the headlights of my car, oriented properly and at due distance.
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Nikon FM3a
1/1/1980 Expired Kodak Kodachrome 25 shot at 14 ASA
Remjet removal in Baking Soda.
Developed for 10 minutes in Rodinal.
Scanned with Epson F3200.
Kodak Ektachrome film, Pentax K1000. The image was captured with a Pentax Kr and a slide duplicator mounted on a Pentax SMC A f1.4 lens.
Using the scanner as a camera. Epson V550 Phot Scanner. Scanning natural objects and then making some adjustments on contrast.
Somehow my scanner software converted the negative into this "sketch". Interestingly enough, the rest of the strip came out as "photos"... I attribute this to being new to VueScan - and will try again...
Berlin, Jannowitzbrücke S-Bahn Station
Rolleiflex 3.5B, Fomapan 100 @ 200 ISO, in Adox ADX II 1+24, polariser
Sarah got attacked by a scanner :D love this, i'd doing it too next time i go to her house cause our scanner isn't set up yet.
in a hurry, going to the movies with my 2 besties to see the Uninvited :DD!
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was a good movie! :D suprising ending
going to her house tomorrow, i'll be coming home with lots of pictures probably (:
Soo uhh.. Shit happened,didn't get to her house then... But right now I am, it's 3:16am and I'm using her itouch.. She's asleep, I think she we snoring :p. Lalala..bored..tired..goodnight :). Lots of scans btw,I'll get her to send me some tomorrow and I can post some
When I asked about taking his Polaroid he told me, "If you aim low, you shoot high." He was talking about the Polaroid, but it's great life advice as well. Sorry for the crappy quality, the film is super old and expired.