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camera Holga

film: Kodak TriX 120

enjoy the beautiful nature around us!

I think I want to create prints for a few of my pictures one day.

olympus xa2 + kodak portra 400

 

2019

 

dakar-plateau, dakar, senegal

Lomography Sprocket Rocket (unintentional light leak), film Fomapan 400

oops.

looks like its light leak monday again. ;)

an extra shot today to celebrate the renewal of my flickr pro account. yay! another year, lookOUT!

 

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Berlin Kreuzberg

April 2007

IN ENGLISH BELOW THE LINE

 

El dors per pel·licula Rollex de format 127 ja no té fuites de llum apreciables, tot i que encara ratlla molt la emulsió. I encara enfoco més per aproximació que altre cosa.

 

Fotografia feta amb la Ernemann Ermanox, fabricada cap al 1924-1930; objectiu Ernostar f1.8 / 85mm; Fomapan 100 @200, retallat de 120 a 127 amb el giny de Camerhack, revelat amb HC110.

 

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The Rollex 127 format film back now works better with my Ermanox. Reduced the light leaks almost completely, althought the emulsion scratching remains an issue. As well as the problems with the 120 to 127 re-spooler.

 

Picture taken with the Ernemann Ermanox, made around 1924-1930; Ernostar f1.8 / 85mm lens; Fomapan 100 pushed to 200, respooled to 127, developed with HC110.

my photos are getting boring, blah.

  

Pentax K1000 - CineStill 800T - The accidentally exposed roll of film from fall of 2021.

all those layers of silence upon silence hiding in the darkness of shadows

Vienna, Austria

 

film

"Where often clouds shall lean their swan-white neck" - Stephen Spender

I'd like to be able to slip into this 'unreal' world at times...

When you accidentally open the film door.

 

Praia do Rincão - Santa Catarina - Brazil

 

Chaika II (half frame)

Agfa HDC 100

calla lily

Mt. Adams, Washington, lit by a setting moon. What appears to be an aurora is actually due to a light leak. The first seven frames of this roll suffered from light leaks, probably due to a loading mistake. This one was the least affected. Background constellations are Andromeda and Cassiopeia.

 

High-resolution images are available from fineartamerica.com/profiles/3-michael-williams.html

 

CAMERA: Olympus OM-1 35mm SLR

LENS: Vivitar 24 mm f/2.8

FILM: Fuji S-1600 color negative

EXPOSURE: 70 seconds @ f/2.8

SCANNED FROM: Negative

DATE: 8/18/2008

FILE NUMBER: 08-9 #0

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