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Valencia is one of the very few cities where the view from the bottom is better than from the top, it is all in the details that are best appreciated up close. This photo and many I have seen in Flickr, just don't do justice, it is very beautiful!
I was always taking my film to walgreens. C41 b&w always came out fine, but color film always looked muddy.
I tried better film, but never tried anyplace else.
So I grabbed a roll of walgreens brand film, zipped it through the k1000, and took it to another pharmacy. Not perfect (the kids at CVS don't give a damn where they cut the negs) but 50 times better than walgreens. Kicking myself for not doing it sooner.
WAINER, Emílio; BRANDI, Sérgio Duarte; MELLO, Fábio Décourt Homem de (Coord.). Soldagem: processos e metalurgia. 6 reimpr. São Paulo: Edgard Blucher, 2008. 494 p. Bibliografia em cada capítulo; Vários colaboradores; il.; 23cm. ISBN 8521202385.
I just cross-processed again using KODAK EPP 100. The color is getting closer to my needs. The pictures were taken in Yokohama, Japan
(6x3cm format x 3 / Naniwa color kit N developer)
Snapshot Holga-portrait of the better half, shot on Kodak E100VS slide film, which was then cross processed.
Heavily processed picture of our Christmas Tree with Tigger and Yuba underneath, pretending to enjoy the view of the tree rather than being honest and planning an attack on it.
Thought it would be fun to post up the processed versions of my 2 entry's for the photo technique challenge.
after painting all the copper work, I paint in the angel and the gilded ball at the top of the spire, starting with yellow ocher and working progressively into brighter and purer yellows
Sewing the bonnet.
So tiny and difficult. :P The fabric doesn't help because it's thicker than regular cotton.