Keith Marshall's photos with the keyword: II

My first attempt at home-development of film, jumping in at the deep end with a C41 film (Ferrania 200) in Adox APH 09 (Rodinal). This one took a lot of work in PS removing a water streak.. I'm going to try re-washing some of these, actually, as there's a nasty streak running across several of the negatives in this batch, some of them look like good pictures. See here and here for more details and the recipe I used.

My first attempt at home-development of film, jumping in at the deep end with a C41 film (Ferrania 200) in Adox APH 09 (Rodinal). See here and here for more details and the recipe I used.

These two shots, taken in opposite directions, show what different exposures do to redscaled film - the more you over-expose it the yellower it gets (like the other one which is into the sun) - but this one is more normally exposed and looks red. The artefact in the top right quadrant might be internal reflection in the camera, it's in a few shots on this roll. The anti-halation layer in film is designed to prevent these, but when you turn the film over for redscale I guess you lose the protection. [EDIT: I suspect this is where I must have creased the film, either when redscaling it, or when loading it onto the development reel] Redscale is a technique where you expose the film from the wrong side. These are all from a roll i took last year, I forgot to upload them!

I really must use that Yashica camera more - of all the random cameras I've acquired, it's the one that I get the best out of. This guy was fishing - no idea what he thought he'd catch in the canal. Redscale is a technique where you expose the film from the wrong side. These are all from a roll i took last year, I forgot to upload them!

From the same night I had a different fault with a different film and a different camera. I guess I was just not destined to get a great shot that night! This is just old, expired film - sometimes you get nice old-fashioned colours. Sometimes it just goes wrong...