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Whilst walking near home, I posed myself the question "What would the 'street photography of country folk' look like?".
[taken in Oct 06; film: HP5 Plus; exposure: 1/300 f11; 85mm; developer: Tetenal Ultrafin Plus 8min @ 19°C]
Slightly different effect with the processing on this Dorset cottage and garden but maybe too purple :(
Almost an hour of startrails over the river Maas near Lith (the Netherlands).
Composed out of 172 pictures with each 20 seconds exposure time. This makes a total of 57 minutes and 20 seconds of startrails..
I used one of the pictures as foreground featuring myself and girlfriend watching the stars pass by..
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Sharp observers will notice a small meteor between the branches of the tree on the right, just beneath the top.
Dijkhuis in Lith, 29 juli 1937
Naam Fotograaf: Het Zuiden
Fotonummer: 1651-000213
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Experimenting with film plane masks. Positive and negative lith film from an art project in the 1990s were placed in the camera and the film was exposed twice. The registration is not exact, I'm not sure whether to pursue this technique further. Zeiss Ikon Nettar 517 with Fomapan 100 film developed in Rodinal 1:50 for 7 mins at 22 degrees.
My Rogers building photos were pretty dull, but I think this lith experiment helped. Reduce a photo to near B&W lithography, just keeping enough shadow detail to maintain a minimal sense of depth and tonality. This one, I like.
Lith film was used in many darkroom effects. This super-high contrast film was originally designed for the printing industry, getting its name from the lithographic process that was used to print magazines and books. It was black and white taken to the extreme, providing an image that was just that - all black and white with no greys in between.
So this is one of the prints I made from my first time ever using Fiber Paper and Lith Developer. So this is a competely new experience for me in many levels. Pretty fun stuff really.
Arista EDU Fiber Based Glossy Paper. Used Arista A + B Lith Developer at 1:1:25 ratio.
The tree itself was a 35mm B&W shot I took over in Ford County, Kansas, about 3 miles west of Offerle, Kansas, just north of US 50/56 Highway. Really cool old tree located there next to a nearly gone old farmstead.
Scanned 35mm Negative - Processed using my little digital lith program.
You can find the program here: dlp.zonev.de
The wedge-shaped glass Urbis building is due to open as the National Football Museum in February 2012. I went into Manchester to have a look at the Photo Exhibition taking place in the Cathedral until the 28 august (recommended). The Urbis building is nearby along with the Big Wheel and the 'Printworks' entertainment complex (seen on the right of this picture).
Monokle based on Vega-12
Film: Across 100
Dev: D-76 1:1
Paper: FOTEKS-1 (expired 1992) 13x18
Dev: D-9
Foma Sepia toner
The old burial mounds at Gamla Uppsala.
Lith-print on Kodak Elite Art developed in Kodalith Super 1+1+10+2old brown
Pentax LX smc 28/3.5
Fuji Acros
lith print, 13x18, fomapan 400 in d76, minolta dynax 5, and Foton paper, 35 years after exp date.
odbitka litowa, fomapan 400 i baryt Fotona co Gierka pamięta i to dobrze...