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Nov. 21, 7 More Boring Shots From the Archives;
These were shot on T-max 400 on Dec. 17 of last year and developed in Caffenol. There is nothing really special about these shots other than that most of them depict construction in front of the VA that is now completed, so as with any photograph really, they’re a relic of a slice in time…
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Sept. 29, 6 More Frames of Adox
CMS 20 II developed in Adotech at ISO 12. These are from the same roll as my recent walk across Midtown Reno, but at the time it didn’t seem like these really fit in with the rest of the shots. I don’t think they’re awful or anything, maybe just less cohesive than the rest of…
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Sept. 23, A Walk Across MidTown Reno with Adox CMS 20 II
It’s been a while since I’ve taken any photographs with Adox CMS, to be honest I’d forgotten what a beautiful film stock it is. The crispness and clarity of negatives shot with CMS easily rival those of my favorite film, Washi S. I don’t think I’ve shot CMS at ISO 12 before, and considering the…
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July 15, Artemisia Tridentata: Big Sagebrush
I’m afraid this is going to be pretty boring for most of my readers, today I took a bike ride to the western outskirts of Reno in search of Artemisia Tridenta, or Big Sagebrush. Reno is on the western edge of the Great basin and is prime sagebrush country, it grows all around and even…
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June 26, A Few Frames of Eastman Kodak Polypan F
I’m quite impressed with this film! After setting my expectations too high with both Fantome Kino 8 and Eastman 2374 I was a little reluctant to get my hopes up with this film, but the results seem more than promising. I bought a couple of rolls of Polypan off Etsy, where the seller claimed it…
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June 21, Some Odds and Ends of Fantome Kino 8
From yesterdays roll of Lomography Fantome Kino 8 shot with a Canon 28mm f/2.8 lens on my Canon IVSb2 Barnack style rangefinder and developed in Cinestill Monobath.
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June 20, Just Testing… Some Fantome Kino 8
With my favorite film, Film Washi S out of production I’m on the search for a new go to film. I’m looking for something high contrast with a decent exposure latitude, it can be pretty slow, Washi S is only rated at ISO 50, grainy or not grainy, I like both. I thought I’d give…
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