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Agfa Vista 200 (exp. 09/2004) at 100 ASA, dev. in C41 at 45°C
The Super Nettel is a hiTec Camera (1/1000s) and some spec
from the old Zeiss Ikon Contax
street cats have a hard life in Korea, Koreans generally do not like street cats and/or are scared of them. Nakji is the third street cat i have rescued. He was found in a garbage can when he was about 2 weeks old and I took him from the vet at the feral age of 4 weeks. he has been a feral pain in my ass since but i love him to death.
Some weeks ago I was invited to project some photos behind a live act of a band - First Breath After Coma.
In one of the musics I choosed to play a little story between these 2 puppets (Ergo & other one) running around love, love fights and depression. These are some of the photos used.
Here´s a video with two of the 5 musics which were played along with my photos:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xNBuOyecbHY&feature=g-all-esi
My Soft Boxes have been sitting around in storage. I used one on the Guns & Knife album; then also on this album. It's be great to have out all the time if it wasn't: hot, heavy and huge.
http://www.blanchesnickelodeon.com/
I posted my favourite cross-processed shots of home the other day, which inspired me to give it a go in Kenya…
Cross process or Xpro is shooting on slide film (E6) and developing it as regular colour film (C41). It produces surprising and irregular results… I’m still to master it.
I took the film to the photoshop I use to develop any colour film I shoot here in Nairobi. I sneakily covered up the labels of the films with stickers, hoping the lab would not know the difference between the C41 and E6 films I’d handed in. They did notice and so I explained what I wanted. They had never heard of cross processing and were intrigued to see the results once I told them what to expect. I also told them how popular it is amongst the Lomography community. I have three Kodak Elitechrome films with me here and at 200 Kenyan Shillings or £1.50 for developing I might just give it another try.
http://www.blanchesnickelodeon.com/
I posted my favourite cross-processed shots of home the other day, which inspired me to give it a go in Kenya…
Cross process or Xpro is shooting on slide film (E6) and developing it as regular colour film (C41). It produces surprising and irregular results… I’m still to master it.
I took the film to the photoshop I use to develop any colour film I shoot here in Nairobi. I sneakily covered up the labels of the films with stickers, hoping the lab would not know the difference between the C41 and E6 films I’d handed in. They did notice and so I explained what I wanted. They had never heard of cross processing and were intrigued to see the results once I told them what to expect. I also told them how popular it is amongst the Lomography community. I have three Kodak Elitechrome films with me here and at 200 Kenyan Shillings or £1.50 for developing I might just give it another try.
Taken at home on The Black Isle, Scotland with a £5 Zenit EM from Ebay. Looks in mint condition but I think slight light leak in top left corner... from ill-fitting door..Quoting the genius Boney M... Oh those Russians.
