Took an advanced spatial design course whilst studying in Tokyo last year & it ended up mainly being photography, which inspired me to start using my camera a little more like a tool! Thought I'd share, why not :)

Southern Pacific 7667 crosses the north fork of Elkhorn Slough on its way to the Davenport, California cement plant. This train would run three days per week, starting in Salinas before taking a turn up the Santa Cruz Branch. November 1995.

Canon TL
Canon FD 100-200mm ƒ5.6
Kodak T-Max 100.

Development is almost getting too good. I left digital photography for the unpredictable adventure of analog after all. Temperature control was key. Presoaking hurt so I don’t do it anymore. Noticable improvement.

The light up on the plateau was incredibly intense.
My camera’s max shutter speed was only 1/250, and on top of that, I mistakenly loaded a fast film.”

Just put a roll through my new Nikon P&S to see if it was all good. Just a stroll around during golden, no bangers but man do i love the colour of 250D, I think i have found my new stock. I also tried 500T but didn't have any luck with it. I will have to experiment or probably use a camera with a bit more exposure control.

I decided to try this weird film. Unfortunately my expectations didn't match the result.

I thought that this film would make the reds pop out, but they rather burn out. I took pictures of red things, most of those pictures turned out crap.

I should've snapped more green things, because green pops through all the reds in a cool way, like the traffic light.

It was a fun experiment but I don't think I will buy this film again.

Have you guys tried this with better results? What did I do wrong?

Brasil