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la vieille médusée

Posted on 12 September 2010 by Tomas Webb

la vieille médusée by monsieur be on flickr The extent of my dabbling in alternative processing photography wise extends no further than caffenol, yet I have an intense desire to pursue more; I just never seem to have enough tim [...]

Tags: 110, 110 format, feature, film, Inspiration, miniature, photo, Photos

10 Ways to be Awesome with 110 Format

Posted on 19 July 2010 by Tomas Webb

photo credit: John Kratz So you’ve managed to score the Holy Grail of 110 format cameras (Defender of the universe!) , and you’re stuck for a little inspiration. Or maybe you subscribe to the view that size matters. He [...]

Tags: chrome, cross process, ektachrome, ektachrome e100vs, elite chrome, film, gallery, Inspiration, Kodak, kodak e100vs, kodak ektachrome, kodak elite chrome, photo, Photos, xpro

Cross Process Ektachrome for the Blues and Greens!

Posted on 21 June 2010 by Brian Auer

photo credit: Brian Auer A few months back, I featured my all time favorite cross processed film: Fujichrome Velvia 100. I’m fascinated by cross processing of slide film, and I’d like to highlight a few other options o [...]

Tags: Community, film, Holga, holga 120wpc, photo, pinhole, Rolf, wide angle

Holga 120WPC Shot #1

Posted on 30 May 2010 by Brian Auer

Holga 120WPC Shot #1 by Rolf F. Something about this image caught my eye in the pool… maybe the non-standard aspect ratio, the colors, the composition… I don’t know, but it caught my eye! Then I discovered it was [...]

Tags: 220, 320TXP, 4x5, Community, flickr, format, Francisco Hernandez, Kodak, large, Large Format, photo, print, Quico, Quico Hernandez, temple, Tri-X, triangle, unparanoid

2:20

Posted on 25 May 2010 by Tomas Webb

2:20 by unparanoid. on flickr. Image selected from the group pool. As a teacher, I’m firmly of the belief that we bring our own interpretations to a text. While these may not always be what the artist intended us to bring, w [...]

Tags: Community, flickr, hasselblad, medium format, Nathaniel Perales, photo, Photos, velvia

It All Belongs To You

Posted on 23 May 2010 by Brian Auer

It All Belongs To You by nathanielperales, on Flickr “Never place a horizon in the center of your frame.” Ever hear that advice? Yeah, well… here’s another bit of advice: “Never be afraid to break the [...]

Tags: alternative, camera, canon, Darkroom, DIY, film, fujifilm, Holga, howto, lens, link roundup, links, lomo, News, photo, photography, podcast, printing, review, roundup, scanner, toy

Film Links: May Edition

Posted on 20 May 2010 by Brian Auer

I like collecting things… cameras, coins (don’t judge me), and photography links. I’ll just be sharing my photography links this time around. In case you’re interested, you can see all my links on Delicious [...]

Tags: candid, color, film, flickr, medium format, photo, portrait, Rolleiflex, tlr

Sleeveless-Shirt Boy

Posted on 01 May 2010 by Brian Auer

Sleeveless-shirt boy by Borrowing Light, on Flickr [Image selected from the "Feeling Negative?" Flickr Group] I’m a big fan of photos with people in them… I find them to be more interesting most of the time. For me, th [...]

Tags: bleach bypass, flickr, photo, portrait, self, stephen mcleod

Stephen Mcleod

Posted on 25 April 2010 by Tomas Webb

untitled from Stephen Mcleod on flickr [Image selected from the Feeling Negative? pool on flickr] It was Rachel Ryans who first got me hooked on the bleach bypass with this photo. Yet despite discovering this process sometime ago, [...]

Tags: chrome, cross process, film, fuji, fujichrome, fujichrome velvia, fujichrome velvia 100, fujifilm, gallery, Inspiration, photo, Photos, velvia, velvia 100, xpro

For the Love of Cross Processed Velvia 100

Posted on 20 April 2010 by Brian Auer

Of all the slide films out there, Fujichrome Velvia 100 is my ultimate favorite for cross processing (xpro). It’s so different from the more common Velvia 50, and most other slide films for that matter. The Velvia 100 exhibi [...]