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I give to you the next installment of my project photographing WW1 Re-enactors at the Newville tactical in Pennsylvania. I portrayed a photographic clerk in a Swiss army medical internment unit, processing POWs and taking glamour shots for whoever wanted them. The intent was to make them look “rough & tumble” in line with the period, and extreme humidity helped add some “unique flaws” to the images.
Shot with: Sinar F 4x5 monorail, Schneider 150mm Xenar f/5.6
Shot on:Fomapan 400, aprox f/16, metered @ 400 iso
Developed: Kodak HC-110 B, 8:30min constant agitation
Scanned with: Epson V700, minimal contrast adjustment in Lightroom
This is one of my first self-developed photos. I burned a roll this morning so I'd have something to play with. Not bad for a first attempt.
Arista Premium 400, Arista chemistry.
November 17 class behind the scene in-progress. He picked up Thanksgiving topic. I guided him to brainstorming what structure [elements and colors] will be on the table for this holiday. Beside, he learned how to make composition and relationship between table, chair, and the objects. This is a development for space and organized objects.
CONTAX G1 + Biogon T* 28mm F2.8 + ILFORD DELTA 3200 PROFESSIONAL(EI1600)
Self-developed:T-MAX Dev.(1:4) 20C 8:30
2010/2/28
青函連絡船メモリアルシップ八甲田丸
キハ82
はっきり言って不気味。
127 Bury St Edmunds The Butts Minolta Dynax 7000i Sigma 24mm F2.8 Ilford Ortho 80 Developed In Ilford Ilfotec LC29 1+19 22-10-2023
Taken with Olympus PEN D2 Half frame
film: Kodak Tmax100
Developed in paRodinal at 1+100 dilution
60mins stand Developing at 20Degrees
Website institucional RGJ entrega via email o produto selecionado na interação que o faz com o usuário, utilizando isto no lugar de pagina em construção. (offline)
Rafael Miza: Direção de arte.
Marlon Lemes: Flash | Actionscript 2 | XML
Bruno: Design Gráfico.
Elloa Lisboa: HTML / CSS.
Lucas: PHP / MYSQL.
Agência: TA Comunicação. 2010.
Developed in 1:5 rodinal (instead of 1:50!) - grain and high contrast is due to overdeveloping =/ Measure your chemicals accurately (6 ml instead of 60!)