portraits in a glass. not sure what I was trying to achieve, but i like it.
scanned on a flatbed from negative. probably ilford hp5+, probably Minolta XG-M.
18 October 2008
faces
portraits in a glass. not sure what I was trying to achieve, but i like it.
scanned on a flatbed from negative. probably ilford hp5+, probably Minolta XG-M.
old contact prints
Some images I took back in uni (2003). I don't have the prints anymore, only the negs & some contact index prints. According to the film, they're on Ilford HP5+, and they would have been taken with Minolta XG-M (28 years old & still going strong).
confession
Hello.
I like using film. Why? Not sure. Perhaps it's because you need to think a bit more about what you're doing in advance - there's no preview function on a film camera (apart from the view finder). Sometimes you get unexpected results. And of course, it's cheaper to buy decent quality optics for film these days than a half-way decent digital camera.
This is just going to be a place to pop up some of my film stuff as it happens (sporadically).
I like using film. Why? Not sure. Perhaps it's because you need to think a bit more about what you're doing in advance - there's no preview function on a film camera (apart from the view finder). Sometimes you get unexpected results. And of course, it's cheaper to buy decent quality optics for film these days than a half-way decent digital camera.
This is just going to be a place to pop up some of my film stuff as it happens (sporadically).
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