Yes, also the colored are Tmax. Fixed a minute longer than written but the film was partially still sticky and milky ... guess the developer has nothing to do with it, or the fixer is not good anymore ... whyever, i like the greenlines in the middle and the pinkish and blue tone ... nice darkroom disaster :)

Photographer:
micika
Uploaded:
2013-11-03
Camera:
Lomo LC-A+ (available in our shop)
Film:
Kodak T-Max 400 (available in our shop)
City:
Vienna
Country/region:
Austria
Decade:
2010s
Year:
2013

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4 Comments

  1. stacy_mcpommes
    stacy_mcpommes ·

    Verrückt! Aber sehr cool! ;)

  2. micika
    micika ·

    @stacy_mcpommes wens interessiert: hab mich auch über den Satz gewundert und nachgelesen, dass es (von Jill Magid) anspielt auf “To burn a face” vom Dutch secret service (AIVD) für "exposing a source’s identity" - Herausstellen der Quelle einer Identity ...

  3. micika
    micika ·

    from artist Jill Magid that plays off of the phrase “To burn a face” used by the Dutch secret service (AIVD) to mean exposing a source’s identity.

  4. wolfinthewoods
    wolfinthewoods ·

    Grossartiges Bild / great disaster :)

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Vienna is one of those cities that totally lives up to the hype. It’s got all the grand architecture and royal history you’d expect – think palaces, opera houses, and dreamy cafés straight out of a movie. But it’s also super fresh and creative, with a buzzing art scene, cool neighborhoods, and music everywhere – from Mozart to techno. Grab a slice of Sachertorte, wander through quirky museums or vintage shops, and catch a concert in a golden hall or a tucked-away bar. Vienna is where classic meets cool, and it’s always a good time.

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