Slide film
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Imagine the sunrises, sunsets, storms, and sunny days this water tower has seen in all its years. This day was not a particuarly memorable day in its history, but it will be remembered it as it appeared through the lens of an antique camera and now captured forever in this digital medium. The Clack produces only 8 negatives on a roll of 120 film. This forces the photographer to slow down and carefully compose each shot. This slowing down of time is exactly what is being portrayed in this photograph. The colors and clouds bleed into the background, highlighting how little has changed in this scene over time. Created using a 1950’s AGFA Clack camera with 4 year expired Fuji Velvia RVP120 (ISO 50) slide film cross processed with C-41. No digital manipulation necessary! This image is in Redbubble’s featured gallery . (c) Paul Lavallee 2007 /
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I recently got an intuos tablet. / This is the first “real” thing I’ve created while using it. / Other then this I’ve just been scribbling and trying to get used to using it. / I’m pretty excited about it!
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A macro photograph, taken with fuji velvia 50 slide film.
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This image was shot using a mamiya 220 camera (6X6 medium format) and the very luscious Fujichrome Velvia ASA 50 slide film. / A little bit of fun, just on twilight on a full moon, i set up the camera and raced around the playground with my Maglite illuminating the play equipment. / tis part of a series of fun
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This image was shot using a mamiya 220 camera (6X6 medium format) and the very luscious Fujichrome Velvia ASA 50 slide film. / A little bit of fun, just on twilight on a full moon, i set up the camera and raced around the playground with my Maglite illuminating the play equipment. / tis part of a series of fun.
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Shot this on daylight slide film to get the green sterile look of the dryers. These type of places are such good locations for quirky photoshoots.
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Next upload from the Strange Daze series I’m working on at the moment. Back in the olden days if you wanted to get some interesting textures on to a model…. there was no photoshop about then infact it wasn’t even a twinkle in it’s inventors eye…so what you had to do was line up a lovely model and project interesting images over him or her…. like in these strange daze images I’m uploading. The images from this series turned up amongst some of my late fathers photographic archive which I’ve been endeavouring to sort out and digitize. I don’t know who the model is or why or when they were taken but the make up and hair on the model just shreaks ‘eighties’ to me…. so some love from way back when…. with thanks to my very very clever Dad…. enjoy / . /
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Back in the olden days if you wanted to get some interesting textures on to a model…. there was no photoshop about then infact it wasn’t even a twinkle in it’s inventors eye…so what you had to do was line up a lovely model and project interesting images over him or her…. like in these strange daze images I’m uploading. The images from this series turned up amongst some of my late fathers photographic archive which I’ve been endeavouring to sort out and digitize. I don’t know who the model is or why or when they were taken but the make up and hair on the model just shreaks ‘eighties’ to me…. so some love from way back when…. with thanks to my very very clever Dad…. enjoy / . /
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there is just something so appealing about angels no matter where they turn up…. this is another of my series of slide projection photographs by my late father. They were most likely taken some time in the eighties and have never seen the light of day since. Lucky lucky me to find them hey and give them a little bit of an airing…. and this particular one is one of my favorites … well I have a couple of favs but this one really works for me…. the model and the image have really fused…. / . /
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(c) Nicole Gesmondi 2009 /
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A beautiful bluestone lane with a chair? Film: Porta colour slide (120mm) Camera: Mamiya c33 (65mm mamiya-sekor lens) Exposure: Somewhere around f4 on 1/60. The focus is maybe too shallow, although some enjoy the effect.
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I find this image so relaxing. I can almost hear the water trickling down. Shot on Velvia slide film at one of the beautiful waterfalls along The Great Ocean Road.
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the next in this particular set of images taken a very long time ago by my late father and they involve projecting slides on to a couple of models. this is the stripy look so popular all through the eighties. / . /
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David Bowie ….eat your heart out….. another portrait shot from the series of slide projection photographs taken by my late father. This so reminds me of the sort of make up David Bowie used to wear back in the days…... / . /
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Ballycarbery Castle, near Caherciveen (County Kerry, Ireland) has first been built around 1398. The current ruins are the remains of the 16th century building that replaced the original building. Sometime in the 20th century it was demolished. For more detail on the castle look here ++ Scan from slide film
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A drive by landscape, shot with a Holga 35mm camera on slide film at dusk.
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Statues guarding the entrance to the Abu Simbel temple in Upper Egypt. This temple was carved out of a huge rock, and the whole thing was cut into pieces and moved up the mountain when the Nasser dam was built, in order to save it from being flooded by Lake Nasser. The shot was taken close to winter solstice, at which the sunlight shines right through from the entrance (left of the image) into the inner sanctum. Obviously I was not alone there, so I tried to reduce the distraction of people walking around by taking a long exposure, and like the fact that a hint of people walking around can still be made out in front of those stone guardians who have been standing there for millenia – perhaps this is how they are seeing us anyway. / Scan from colour slide.
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Part of the hills of Santorini, which shows where the land slipped. A road snakes it way up the slipped ground. Film photo
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Camera: Kiev 88, with 80mm arsat lens with tripod Film: Kodak portra 160vc (120mm)....... ISO 160 Exposure: about 4 secs at f8
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A most exceptional slide at the Harbourside iat Kitts Park in Wellington New Zealand. This photograph was taken using colour infra red film Kodak EIR / Nikkor 20 mm lens / Yellow filter
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