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doubles with my friend 1122.... 2nd roll
http://www.lomography.com/homes/1122
....1st roll - http://www.lomography.com/homes/why-yu/albums/1845228-doubles-1122-amp-why-yu-1
doubles with my friend 1122.... 2nd roll
http://www.lomography.com/homes/1122
....1st roll - http://www.lomography.com/homes/why-yu/albums/1845228-doubles-1122-amp-why-yu-1
doubles with my friend 1122.... 2nd roll
http://www.lomography.com/homes/1122
....1st roll - http://www.lomography.com/homes/why-yu/albums/1845228-doubles-1122-amp-why-yu-1
This is the print of a solarized negative. You can get more information about this process at http://www.lomography.com/magazine/tipster/2010/11/13/solarization-adds-zap-to-negatives
I've been working as a Photography Technician over the past few weeks at a local college. I've never done any B&W developing and processing before, but the jobs pretty much commen sense anyway! But I got to soem Dev and printing today as it's half term!!! Only printed 4, I might scan in the rest! Lots of fun to be had!
I've been working as a Photography Technician over the past few weeks at a local college. I've never done any B&W developing and processing before, but the jobs pretty much commen sense anyway! But I got to soem Dev and printing today as it's half term!!! Only printed 4, I might scan in the rest! Lots of fun to be had!
Ingredients -
1 roll of exposed film.
1 cup of bleach.
1 dishwasher.
1 hairdryer.
The recipe -
Leave the film to soak in the bleach for around half an hour, then bring the bleach to the boil and simmer gently for around 10 minutes. Remove film from bleach and put in the dishwasher on it's most intensive cycle. Remove from the dishwasher and blast with the hairdryer for as long as you can be bothered. Finally leave on a radiator for a month while you go on holiday. :D
Ingredients -
1 roll of exposed film.
1 cup of bleach.
1 dishwasher.
1 hairdryer.
The recipe -
Leave the film to soak in the bleach for around half an hour, then bring the bleach to the boil and simmer gently for around 10 minutes. Remove film from bleach and put in the dishwasher on it's most intensive cycle. Remove from the dishwasher and blast with the hairdryer for as long as you can be bothered. Finally leave on a radiator for a month while you go on holiday. :D
… to the point I fell completely under the spell of the Lisbon girls. There’s something gripping about them, something that really doesn’t let you go. For the story behind the pics: http://andrejrusskovskij.com/?p=2685
