Well i got bored the other night decided to make roll of redscale film using the old flip cut a stick technique.
I had several problems with this roll and im very suprised i got the results i did. Firstly the film expired in 2002 and alot of the film was rotten so much so there was a portion of film where the sprockets had perished which brought me to my second problem, which was that i couldn't load the film on the reel as it kept getting wedged when it reached the perished part of the film. Then finally as there was no reel in my tank i couldn't guarantee it was light tight either! Shooting was an issue too as i rated the film at 50ASA and i don't think England has ever been bright enough to allow you to shoot pictures at hand held speeds! Therefore i mainly just kept the camera set to f/2.8 - 1/60 :D
Helll yeahhhhh.....
this film what an absolute treat, felt a bit more confident shooting Aerochrome this time around and decided to capture Arundel in Infrared!
Here are the results from my first walkabout roll of LomoChrome Purple 100-400 ASA. all shots were metered between 160-320 ISO. Developed at home in Fuji-Hunt c-41 Chemicals
Redscale on ROIDS!!! i was so scared handling and shooting this film as a hefty investment i really didn't want to spoil it! I definitely got the desired effect but was expecting blackend deep coloured skies maybe a c41 xpro would be responsible for that!
El castillo de Vincennes, castillo real francés de los siglos XIV y XVII, ubicado en el pueblo de Vincennes, al este de París, actualmente un suburbio del área metropolitana, es el más grande castillo de la Edad Media en Europa.
There's a certain air of sadness in Nishe's portraits. More often than not, the faces of her subjects are either partially or completely hidden. Sad, yes, but undeniably beautiful. Melancholia, as well as loss of innocence and the pains of growing up, are recurring themes in the photographer's body of work and she presents all these quite gracefully.
