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#Scottsdale #Arizona to #LA via the #backroads #dirtroads. Interesting to see the difference in film stock and exposure. The #Porta400 #overexposed by a stop is much softer and smoother while the #Gold200 was underexposed a stop and pushed back up one in the lab leading to much grainier/contrasty photos.
While visiting southern UT, I made sure to go on lots of side quests including #BryceCanyon, #Zion National Park, #Arizona, and even the #Bonneville Salt Flats. It was a great trip!
While visiting southern UT, I made sure to go on lots of side quests including #BryceCanyon, #Zion National Park, #Arizona, and even the #Bonneville Salt Flats. It was a great trip!
Took a trip to see my son in New Mexico in January. Took the opportunity to have him don his Mandolorian kit and take some photos in the high desert. These are some of what I shot on film; mostly shot digital (which is good because I goofed on loading my film in the blazing son....hence the light leak). Developed in HC110, Dilution H (my goofed version of 15.5 ml of syrup to make 32 oz of working solution) for 9 minutes. My son makes camera-ready props, mostly in the Star Wars/Mandolorian vein. Find him on Instagram @https://www.instagram.com/tfacecowboy?utm_source=ig_web_button_share_sheet&igsh=ZDNlZDc0MzIxNw==
I often shoot on Kodak Vision film for two reasons: 1. It's simply cheap. 2. With it you can create such artistic beauty as in this photo. In this photo I used D film under conditions intended for T film.
