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My 1st roll of colour (C-41 process) film processed at home, by hand.
The (35mm) film was several years expired.
I used my Zeiss Ikon Contina iii.
I've altered some images in Photoshop, but in general, I was really pleased with the results, and it was so exciting to process at home!.
Crianlarich, Scotland.
This trailer has been through very experiments and is still in process. This modified Canadian Tire trailer kit will have the abilities to shimmy shake, jump, and cock to one side. My intention is to produce a project that emphasizes the fasination with custom suspension and animated everyday machines. I find these types of trailers interesting as they cater to domestic/suburban lifestyles...hauling stuff from home to cottage...hauling stuff from stores or yard sales...hauling garbage....etc. But for the most part these trailers spend more time sitting in the driveway then rolling down the road.
Cut out and made up my TP for the Thought Processor show at Munky King on Melrose on the 3rd. Looking pretty slick. Just gotta do the 2d piece now.
If you're in LA around the time of the show you should come down.
The Ostwald process involves reacting ammonia with the oxygen in air to produce nitrogen dioxide. The nitrogen dioxide then reacts with water to produce nitric acid. The process requires a platinnum catalyst which glows red hot because the process is highly exothermic (releases a lot of heat energy). Photographed on 26 June 2006.
Interurban Trail, south King County, Washington, in false-color infrared. Red & Blue swapped, then white balance set from clouds. (One of a series on post-processing color IR.)
The typewriter is for typing the labels. The scissors are for cutting the labels. The catalog is now about 1/7th full.
We never got any deer from anyone from here but our daughter over in Nebraska got more than they needed, given to them so I met them over in Maryville last Sunday, half way between us and brought back two deer and we worked them up on Monday, getting them ground up and put away by evening. It was about to much work for an old man and woman, but it got done.
“The footprints you leave behind will influence others. There is no person who at some time, somewhere, somehow, does not lead another.”
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton addresses the Istanbul Process for Combating Intolerance and Discrimination Based on Religion or Belief, at the U.S. Department of State in Washington, D.C., on December 14, 2011. [State Department photo/ Public Domain]
一直都不屬於結果命定論的人，如果有些事情結果原本就很難控制，是不是失敗了就一無所得？有時靜下心來回想一路的過程，也許會有很多沒預期過的收穫。
昨天和邱在冷冷的天氣裡跑去九份，我們一直說自己有病，可是卻很開心。九份是我四年沒去的地方，我們也沒有想要做作的延續演唱會氣氛去高唱九份的咖啡店，那邊有每個人在別人相簿就可以看到的熟悉景色，以及實際上已經沒有舊時代悲情的悲情城市殘影。
所以我沒有特別想放什麼九份的景色，因為這段旅程真正感動我的，反而是在區間車的窗外景色和轉搭客運時的沿途風光，讓我們在破碎的話語裡，沉澱了彼此的想法與人生觀。
所以嘛，有時候結果真的不是那麼重要，過程問心無愧而且值得回味就好了。有些事情甚至是一輩子都不會有真正結果的噢。
Over the weekend the clarity process asked me to shoot some promo photos for them.....i'll be posting more throughout the week....
Project commissioned for Groove bar.
More details here:
www.behance.net/gallery/Groove-(2014)/15053507