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FNTC: Time to move on

Posted on 24 July 2010 by Tomas Webb

If you asked me to categorise my style, in an instant I’d tell you that my preference is soft, emotive portraits. Yet I often find myself shooting various landscapes since willing models are thin on the ground. Living in a s [...]

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, cross-processed, film, flickr, grain, LC-A, light, night car, old, road, street, waspmeat, xpro, yellow

strangers in the night

Posted on 19 May 2010 by Tomas Webb

strangers in the night by waspmeat on flickr [Image selected from the group pool.] Again, this is another photo I discovered in my flickr travels and invited into the pool with the intention of highlighting. I realise that the fli [...]

Tags: 400, Community, cross-processed, film, flickr, LC-A RL, LCA, leaves, RL, sensia, sensia 400, silhouette, xpro, `Lomo-Cam

Red Leafy LomoCam

Posted on 14 May 2010 by Tomas Webb

Red Leafy LomoCam by Lomo-Cam on flickr. [Image selected from the flickr group] I took a photo class yesterday. As in taught. And it was pretty random since the teacher who normally does the main teaching in the class was in a mee [...]

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 [...]