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I’ve been producing some images for another band recently. This is Negative Pegasus from Brighton. More to come from them really soon.
We were trying to get something psychedelic as well as maintaining a clinical edge. I think these look pretty cool so hopefully a job done, ay?
Many thanks to Garage Studio‘s for their time and space.
1 photograph that foregrounds negative space - or at least allows the negative space to compete with the visual weight of the positive space.
Negative Lab Pro v2.2.0 | Color Model: Noritsu | Pre-Sat: 1 | Tone Profile: Cinematic - Rich | WB: Cine-T | LUT: Pakon
Ignore the exif data that claims this was taken with a 5d. This was taken with a mamiya 645 pro tl w/80mm f/2.8 lens on tri-x 400 b&w film. Then developed with diafine. After the negatives dried, I put them on a lighttable and photographed them with the 5d for cropping and inverting. (Sue me, the 5d is better than the scanner I have, at the moment : )
86615469 :Piction ID--Free rise holder - forward closeup---Please tag these photos so information can be recorded.---- Digitization of this image made possible by a grant from NEH: NEH and the San Diego Air and Space Museum
used an iPhone app that allows you to view a negative as a positive image.
this is a shot of the light bouncing from a small lamp on the wall - in reverse
Scanned 35 mm black & white negatives. Massachusetts Department of Environmental Quality Engineering (DEQE) (now the Department of Environmental Protection, MassDEP) - miscellaneous photos - roll 93977 - site - Commonwealth Chemical?
Squirrel killer-Garland & Sue Kidd @ farm house
Note shotgun shell next to each squirrel 1940's
Hand fired brick made on the grounds for chimney.
Looking into negative space. The process of this drawing involved me walking around places, finding unusual objects with strange shapes. Here I used typex against the sections that I covered in black indian ink. I used typex for the outlines and biro for the areas where the ink did not reach.
first roll with the olympus xa developed at a mom and pop shop and scanned on our cheapo microtek. no color correction.