Bronica ETRS, taken for an assignment on tattoos. I'm not sure what happened but the film came out with a really weird colour and a lot of the images had a blur to them as though the shutter speed was too slow, even though there wasn't any movement with the model. They all looked very strange!

Taken on a Lubitel 166B Medium format camera, 6x6

Evening image of the cathedral in Toledo, Spain, 2009.

Shot on Velvia with Zenza Bronica EC-TL2

Lubitel 166, FP+ 50, ID-11

Lomography LC-A 120 / Fuji Superia 400

at The Mt. Kinka, Japan

Mamiya RZ67, Kodak Portra

Mamiya C220;

Fujichrome Velvia 50;

Epson V500

1/18 scale model.

Shot with Mamiya RB 67 Pro SD.

The mayan believe that there are three levels of existance. Below ground for gods, the surface of the earth for people and the trees to connect both of those plains to the sky.

Thus the gods must have risen from below to the tree to the sky via these stairs.

Photographed outside Nat's library, Bristol, April 22nd 2012. Colour medium format.

Yashica Mat 124

Kodak TMAX 400

1/4 frame is double exposed.

Basel Switzerland, Summer 2009, Mamiya 6, Neopan 400 film

Shot with Mamiya 645J, Kodak TMX 400. [Fogged by airport screening?]