Bank Facade, Malad Idaho

Slow film and slow development. Kodak 2238 shot at ISO 12. Stand developed for 2 hours in glycin-carbonate (15 grams Sodium sulfite, 60 grams sodium carbonate, 15 grams glycin in 2 liters of water) – stock solution (Lowe’s recipe). Dilute 1:10 for working solution. Water stop, Ilford Hypam 1:4 fix for 6 minutes. Very minimal streaking due to 1:1 sodium sulfite to glycin. Scanned as color and some tinting appears in post production on some prints.

Photographer:
mike1allison
Uploaded:
2021-01-17
Tags:
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Camera:
Minolta Maxxum 5
Film:
Eastman Kodak 2238 Panchromatic Separation
Lens:
Minolta AF Macro Zoom 28-85
City:
Malad City, Idaho
Country/region:
United States
Albums:
Slow Film and Slow Development - Kodak 2238, ISO 12, Stand Developed 2 Hours
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