35mm Paper Negatives
I love that I can shoot paper in 35mm cameras. The negatives are so cute. They can have masses of detail, gives the camera a new life, and as an immediacy that film doesn't for me. Yes love film, but paper and the analogue birth captures my heart as well. Sure there are limitations to the process......re enlarging etc, but its fun, and other kinds of prints can be made from the images..
Just Hanging Out
|
|
|
© Graham Hughes 2014
All Rights Reserved
Silver gelatin paper negative process. Olympus OM 1 35mm SLR, Tamron SP FDR 500m F8 Lense, Tetenal Vario 0-5 Matt Paper. Developed in Ilford Warmtone Developer. Developed, Scanned & processed in PS & Nik SFX Pro2.
The Back Door Step
|
|
|
© Graham Hughes 2014
All Rights Reserved
Silver gelatin paper negative process. Olympus OM 1 35mm SLR, Tamron SP FDR 500m F8 Lense, Tetenal Vario 0-5 Matt Paper. Developed in Ilford Warmtone Developer. Developed, Scanned & processed in PS & Nik SFX Pro2.
Outside My Window
|
|
|
© Graham Hughes 2014
All Rights Reserved
Silver gelatin paper negative process. Olympus OM 1 35mm SLR, Tamron SP FDR 500m F8 Lense, Tetenal Vario 0-5 Matt Paper. Developed in Ilford Warmtone Developer. Developed, Scanned & processed in PS & Nik SFX Pro2.
The Black Shirts
|
|
|
© Graham Hughes 2014
All Rights Reserved
Silver gelatin paper negative process. Olympus OM 1 35mm SLR, Tamron SP FDR 500m F8 Lense, Tetenal Vario 0-5 Matt Paper. Developed in Ilford Warmtone Developer. Developed, Scanned & processed in PS & Nik SFX Pro2.
Life On The Line
|
|
|
© Graham Hughes 2014
All Rights Reserved
Silver gelatin paper negative process. Olympus OM 1 35mm SLR, Tamron SP FDR 500m F8 Lense, Tetenal Vario 0-5 Matt Paper. Developed in Ilford Warmtone Developer. Developed, Scanned & processed in PS & Nik SFX Pro2.
After The Lawns Are Mowed
|
|
|
© Graham Hughes 2014
All Rights Reserved
Overexposed silver gelatin paper negative process.1957 -61 Agfa Ambi Silette 35mm, with a 130mm 1:4 Colour Telelinear lens. Unknown paper, developed in Ilford warmtone developer, scanned and processed in Nik SFX2.
Fences
|
|
|
© Graham Hughes 2014
All Rights Reserved
Silver gelatin paper negative process. Vintage Halina Super 35mm. 2 sec exposure, 45mm Anastigmat Lens @ Unknown paper, developed in Ilford warmtone developer, scanned and processed in Nik SFX2.
What Remains
|
|
|
© Graham Hughes 2014
All Rights Reserved
Silver gelatin paper negative process.1957 -61 Agfa Ambi Silette, with a 130mm 1:4 Colour Telelinear. Unknown paper, developed in Ilford warmtone developer, scanned and processed in Nik SFX2.
Big Brother @ Dusk
|
|
|
© Graham Hughes 2014
All Rights Reserved
Silver Gelatin Paper negative process,Tetanol Vario matt paper, Olympus OM-1 35mm SLR, Tamron SP 500 Mirror Lens, developed, scanned and processed in Nik SFX2.
The Bridge
|
|
© Graham Hughes 2014
All Rights Reserved
Silver Gelatin Paper negative process,Tetanol Vario matt paper, Olympus OM-1 35mm SLR, Tamron SP 500 Mirror Lens, developed, scanned and processed in Nik SFX2.
Shelter From The Storm
|
|
© Graham Hughes 2014
All Rights Reserved
Silver Gelatin Paper negative process,Tetanol Vario matt paper, Olympus OM-1 35mm SLR, Tamron SP 500 Mirror Lens, developed, scanned and processed in Nik SFX2. Deliberately left grungy......having some dust issues in my dark box.
Over The Hills And Far Away
|
|
© Graham Hughes 2014
All Rights Reserved
Silver Gelatin Paper negative process,Tetanol Vario matt paper, Olympus OM-1 35mm SLR, Tamron SP 500 Mirror Lens, developed, scanned and processed in Nik SFX2.
Some Where Out There
|
|
|
© Graham Hughes 2014
All Rights Reserved
Silver Gelatin Paper negative process,Tetanol Vario matt paper, Olympus OM-1 35mm SLR, Tamron SP 500 Mirror Lens, developed, scanned and processed in Nik SFX2.
Jump to top
RSS feed- Latest items - Subscribe to the latest items added to this album
- ipernity © 2007-2024
- Help & Contact
|
Club news
|
About ipernity
|
History |
ipernity Club & Prices |
Guide of good conduct
Donate | Group guidelines | Privacy policy | Terms of use | Statutes | In memoria -
Facebook
Twitter