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La mia prima Lomowalk! Ecco le prime foto "unofficial" che ho scattato durante la LomowalkRoma del 6 ottobre. Mille grazie a @lithiumsociety e #photoartandtechs (a via Pinerolo) per averla organizzata!
July 17, 2018, hiking trails off of Menacher Road. Much of this area has been recently logged. Lomo Redscale XR home processed in Tetenal Colortec C-41.
July 17, 2018, hiking trails off of Menacher Road. Much of this area has been recently logged. Lomo Redscale XR home processed in Tetenal Colortec C-41.
July 17, 2018, hiking trails off of Menacher Road. Much of this area has been recently logged. Lomo Redscale XR home processed in Tetenal Colortec C-41.
I shot this roll in July, thinking I was shooting doubles with my friend Nicole on a roll that had been sitting in my fridge for some time. When I processed it, I realized that I had shot the film twice and so had Nicole, although we are not sure how we managed this feat of quadrupling the film. These scans are a combination of mine and Nicole's as my scanner no longer deals with such thick negatives. My second shoot was done with a Diana F+ with 35mm back, but we are unsure of the other cameras involved. Fuji Reala 100, home processed in Tetenal Colortec C-41.
Still experimenting with stand development: this time I tried to process a Kodak P3200 film (shot at 1250 iso) in Rodinal 1+100 for 1 hour and the results are very grainy and dark (but the weather wasn't very fine this day). I think I must abandon the idea of stand development for high speed films, as the results aren't so convincing. Perhaps better to try with some low speed film from 25 to 100 iso like the Kosmo Mono or Ferrania P30. I'm curious to try it out with the JCH Streetpan though, as it's very contrasty and can perhaps gain something in the grey tones with this film... Stand Development experimentations to be continued! :)
Still experimenting with stand development: this time I tried to process a Kodak P3200 film (shot at 1250 iso) in Rodinal 1+100 for 1 hour and the results are very grainy and dark (but the weather wasn't very fine this day). I think I must abandon the idea of stand development for high speed films, as the results aren't so convincing. Perhaps better to try with some low speed film from 25 to 100 iso like the Kosmo Mono or Ferrania P30. I'm curious to try it out with the JCH Streetpan though, as it's very contrasty and can perhaps gain something in the grey tones with this film... Stand Development experimentations to be continued! :)
