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Showing posts with label Darkroom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Darkroom. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
Wednesday, May 2, 2012
Why did the chicken cross the road?
Monday, December 5, 2011
Saturday, December 3, 2011
Not done, but I'll get there eventually
| Utility room toilet used for the wrong thing |
This felt somewhat nice (and I don't mean the shitter). Doing this in a spartan manner brings me back to college and all that other shit over fifteen years ago. It has been a while since then but I still feel I've a long way to go. I should get a couple of new reels and tanks...
Friday, December 2, 2011
Fuck this...
| Yeah, yeah, yeah, still shot with an iPhone... |
...iPhone picture phase this fucking blog has been fucking on (shame on me). Time to make a few ch-ch-changes. Actually, not really, I'd just like to hit up my backlog of film that's been languishing in a can for a while now. Made the chemistry, washed the tanks thoroughly, now if I can only find those god-forsaken reels.
Putting film through reels has never been one of my better talents, actually, I've ruined almost a hundred or so rolls (mostly in college) due to my particular disability, which is one of the main reasons the darkroom isn't one of the things I've prioritized in the past couple of years. Good thing I have some help now. That said, to infinity and beyond...
Putting film through reels has never been one of my better talents, actually, I've ruined almost a hundred or so rolls (mostly in college) due to my particular disability, which is one of the main reasons the darkroom isn't one of the things I've prioritized in the past couple of years. Good thing I have some help now. That said, to infinity and beyond...
Tuesday, November 15, 2011
Sunday, August 14, 2011
Meet Joe Black
Monday, September 27, 2010
Basic Back
I've always wanted to get back to the basics but rarely had the time to engage in the less expedient manner of photographing. There's a sort of restraint and thought required when one is forced to work with much slower equipment and materials, something which I have always been keen on, but these days, have had no opportunity to do. I'm hoping this contact sheet will set the tone for subsequent posts.





