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bangkok is constantly under construction, old stuff goes down while new stuff comes up. then somewhat old stuff gets remodeled, and it keeps going on and on.
there still exist some places where original shop houses and canals exist, but it's quickly turning into one mall after another.
shot with a yashica 125g medium format camera and agfa rsx II film.
Test shot from my first roll of medium format. I also butchered the hell out of the roll loading it onto the developing reel, which was actually a two-hour process being stuck in a sweaty changing bag, and I ended up getting tagged out by Kari. I didn't bother spotting this either.
Rapid Omega 200, 90mm Hexanon, Tri-X 400, handheld at either 1/30 or 1/15.
I really like the ground glass guide lines for portrait // landscape, because it means it's also dead easy to shoot square. Sure, it's a bit of a waste of film, but I really dig the sqaure format sometimes.
Spent wednesday developing my film and then developing the pictures from the negatives, felt really good to know i had done it all.
next week im going to experiment with some portraits!!!!!!!
A small beach caught my attention on the way back from the Oregon Inlet life-saving station. It was low tide and receded water left seagrass and white shells on the sand. It took me little time to find the composition I wanted and set up my camera.
April 29, 2009.
Shot with Hasselblad 500C/M, Planar 2,8/80, on Kodak TMAX 100 film, expired September, 2002. Developed in Calbe R09 ("Rodinal" clone), 1+25 solution, for 5.5 minutes, 30 seconds stop and 5.5 minutes fix. – The most recent addition to my in-house cameras. Got one in very good condition, from 1975, with two magazines (12 & 24) and various accessories.
From my Dads Archive
In my ongoing mission to archive my Dads photography I'm now working on his medium format film. I am not spotting these as it takes to much time and in many cases not possible.
It-is-what-it-is, a moment in time.
Shot with the Iskra Russian medium format folder (1962 vintage). Industar-58 lens.
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