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An old forgotten film. The images were shot with the Nikon FTn thereabouts in March and April, 2010 and developed in April 2017. Ilford HP5 +, self-developed in D76 for 7'30 minutes.
An old forgotten film. The images were shot with the Nikon FTn thereabouts in March and April, 2010 and developed in April 2017. Ilford HP5 +, self-developed in D76 for 7'30 minutes.
Shot with a Kodak Stereo Realist, rendering 2 stereo images, anaglyphs created in Photoshop so they can be viewed with red/blue glasses. My grandfather, Walter Haffield shot the obvious older ones and I shot some newer ones over 50 years later with the same camera. All of the photos are originally full color but turned to B&W because the anaglyph process tends to muddy the image down. The camera has since broken down and needs major repair. If you've got some red/blue glasses, enjoy. If you have separate red and blue filters, the red goes over the left eye, blue over the right.
Shot with a Kodak Stereo Realist, rendering 2 stereo images, anaglyphs created in Photoshop so they can be viewed with red/blue glasses. My grandfather, Walter Haffield shot the obvious older ones and I shot some newer ones over 50 years later with the same camera. All of the photos are originally full color but turned to B&W because the anaglyph process tends to muddy the image down. The camera has since broken down and needs major repair. If you've got some red/blue glasses, enjoy. If you have separate red and blue filters, the red goes over the left eye, blue over the right.
Shot with a Kodak Stereo Realist, rendering 2 stereo images, anaglyphs created in Photoshop so they can be viewed with red/blue glasses. My grandfather, Walter Haffield shot the obvious older ones and I shot some newer ones over 50 years later with the same camera. All of the photos are originally full color but turned to B&W because the anaglyph process tends to muddy the image down. The camera has since broken down and needs major repair. If you've got some red/blue glasses, enjoy. If you have separate red and blue filters, the red goes over the left eye, blue over the right.
Shot with a Kodak Stereo Realist, rendering 2 stereo images, anaglyphs created in Photoshop so they can be viewed with red/blue glasses. My grandfather, Walter Haffield shot the obvious older ones and I shot some newer ones over 50 years later with the same camera. All of the photos are originally full color but turned to B&W because the anaglyph process tends to muddy the image down. The camera has since broken down and needs major repair. If you've got some red/blue glasses, enjoy. If you have separate red and blue filters, the red goes over the left eye, blue over the right.
