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for these doubles I have decided to use my portraits archive. All of the portraits featured here were taken by me back in 2007-2011. I over layered it with planets and graphics. I really love the results!
Candid street photography with such a slow film is my kind of silly challenges. After a first failed experiment with HC-110 (I tried a new lab and they butchered my roll), I finally got to try again with this film. I'm impressed by the results of this film. It's slow but contrary to all other super slow films and microfilms, there's a decent level of shadow detail without using obscure developers. And it's so über-sharp you could shave with the negs.
How a film from a chain of French supermarkets ended up in Thailand is puzzling but it's rather good for an expired cheap film. The edge markings on the negative are unlike anything I've ever seen before. Could it be old Ferrania or old Agfa film? Expired in 2007, rated at EI 25.
Thank you very much Andrew Nash a.k.a. @druid, my (not yet meet =p) Canadian bestfriend who give me this marvelous film --- Self lomowalk at TPU (Tempat Pemakaman Umum = Public graveyard) Pandu a.k.a. Pandu cemetery & rel kereta api (train railway), Bandung
Since 2012 yearly votes have been held in France to determine which village people prefer. The competing villages must have remarkable aspects for architecture, environment and history. The title is awarded during a very attended TV show. After Saint Cirq Lapopie (http://www.saint-cirqlapopie.com/) in 2012 and Eguisheim (http://www.ot-eguisheim.fr/) in 2013, this year Cordes sur Ciel was awarded the prize (http://www.cordessurciel.fr/). Just wonderful!
