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Before we left for Florida in May, we went on a camping trip to Joshua Tree. It's been a long time since I took some star trails photos so I decided to do some then. Unfortunately our campsite location was crappy (we were mostly surrounded by rocks and we were near the camp entrance - it was all we could find, most of the campgrounds were full) so I had rocks for foregrounds and I couldn't do longer exposures because cars kept passing us, overexposing my shots. I am lucky to have gotten 4 ok shots. //~~~// At least Joshua Tree is only a drive away. I can always come back and do it better next time.
I love the wood, but it is really hard to capture that special light. I have tons of woof photos, but most of them lack the magic I experience while being there, With this picture I managed to capture that special light quite well.
Portrait of broadcast announcer, in an old bar of Buenos Aires. Shot with a beautiful, 6x6 soviet folder rangefinder from the early 1960s. KMZ Iskra-2 + Cinestill 800 (120).
Three black and white images of Worthing museum shot through red, green and blue filters - producing a colour image when combined - like Technicolor - this example looks like a real colour slide, apart from the car that drove around the corner during the change of filters. I wrote an essay on the time effects of Trichromic photography here https://snuttley.co.uk/wordpress/time-effect-in-trichromic-photography/
messing around with a 200mm, 400mm lens and 2x teleconverter. My really, really old Praktica FX2 is supporting mirror lock-up ( just push the button slightly, you will hear the mirror flip), so I could take pictures of the moon without any vibrations.
Spent some more time out in the dark, this time searching for stars. Got the moon as an extra ;-)
Rollei Digibase C41 dev: http://www.lomography.com/magazine/tipster/2013/05/20/tutorial-rollei-c41-digibase-color-film-development
Here's my one more try to shoot infrared trichromes. I shot an entire roll with red, green, blue and IR filters to check how SFX will look as color images. All raw b&w pictures are also uploaded here in album so you can try to make your own color or infrared trichromes. All of them are uploaded in blue-green-IR-red order.
I used Portra 800 pushed +2 stops and 15 shots on Helios 44-2 combined in one huge Milky
Way panorama. Results are a bit underwhelming, however it definetely was fun
