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These are the oldest photographs in my collection of pictures made by my ancestors. My mothers grandfather was crew member on a submarine in the first world war. I dont know what kind of camera he used - for me these hundred years old captures are unique documents of a sad history.
These are the oldest photographs in my collection of pictures made by my ancestors. My mothers grandfather was crew member on a submarine in the first world war. I dont know what kind of camera he used - for me these hundred years old captures are unique documents of a sad history.
These are the oldest photographs in my collection of pictures made by my ancestors. My mothers grandfather was crew member on a submarine in the first world war. I dont know what kind of camera he used - for me these hundred years old captures are unique documents of a sad history.
These are the oldest photographs in my collection of pictures made by my ancestors. My mothers grandfather was crew member on a submarine in the first world war. I dont know what kind of camera he used - for me these hundred years old captures are unique documents of a sad history.
These are the oldest photographs in my collection of pictures made by my ancestors. My mothers grandfather was crew member on a submarine in the first world war. I dont know what kind of camera he used - for me these hundred years old captures are unique documents of a sad history.
This was one of my first times using a monobath to develop a roll of film and I am pretty pleased with the results. The contrast for a roll of Lady Grey is pretty nice but I seriously need a decent scanning mask for my scanner as the sprocket scans are not great. I will probably re-scan these again in the future. I have also scanned some crops using my Veho scanner.
This was one of my first times using a monobath to develop a roll of film and I am pretty pleased with the results. The contrast for a roll of Lady Grey is pretty nice but I seriously need a decent scanning mask for my scanner as the sprocket scans are not great. I will probably re-scan these again in the future. I have also scanned some crops using my Veho scanner.
For me it must have have been the single most productive photo soession in the least amount of time: the car cemetery of Bâstnäs. So inspirational, so transformatal for the time we live in. Machinekind and the future of it all.
Some of the roll has a slight fogging possible due to a) Age; or, b) Depleted developing stock. It is also further evidence as to why I need to get a decent scanning mask for my Sprocket Rocket film scans!
that's an expired Agfa Precisa 100 two times exposed with a Yashica FR 1 set on 200 ASA and finally cross processed. i love the crossed precisa colours a lot!
