Graham Hughes' photos with the keyword: xrayfilm

Silver gelatin carestream XRay negative, Developed in Ilford ID 11 1+3. Sinar F 4 x 5 camera, Grandagon N 90mm lense. . F11 @ 12 secs. Testing film holders for some light issues...and this side of the holder does have some leaks

Silver gelatin carestream XRay negative, Developed in Ilford ID 11 1+3. Sinar F 4 x 5 camera, Grandagon N 90mm lense. . F11 @ 12 secs. Testing film holders for some light issues...this side of the holder is fine

Silver gelatin carestream XRay negative, Developed in Ilford ID 11 1+3. Sinar F 4 x 5 camera, Grandagon N 90mm lense. . Testing fopr some light issues...

Silver gelatin carestream XRay negative, Developed in Ilford ID 11 1+3. Sinar F 4 x 5 camera, Grandagon N 90mm lense. . ..Testing for some light issues...and making some headway here. This was ascrap of cut film left over from cutting 4 x 5 negs from an 11 x 14 sheet. A bit scratched and dirty.

Silver gelatin carestream XRay negative, Developed in Ilford ID 11 1+3. Sinar F 4 x 5 camera, Grandagon N 90mm lense. . F16 @ 15 secs. Testing film holders for some light issues.....leaks on this side consistent with the other shot on this side.....

Silver gelatin carestream XRay negative, Developed in Ilford ID 11 1+3. Sinar F 4 x 5 camera, Grandagon N 90mm lense. . Testing for some light issues...and making some headway here.

Silver gelatin carestream XRay negative, Developed in Ilford ID 11 1+3. Sinar F 4 x 5 camera, Grandagon N 90mm lense. . F16 @ 15 secs. Testing film holders for some light issues......none on this side of the holder.

Silver Gelatin 4 x 5 negative. Carestream Xray film. Sinar F 4 x 5 Camera. F 5.6 Konica Hexanon GR2 150 mm F 9 lense. 12 sec second exposure Developed in Ilford ID - 11

Pentacon 6 TL. CZ Biotar 80mm lense. Shot at f 2.8 Carestrean XRay film silver gelatin negative. Developed in ID-11 scanned and kissed gently.

8 x 10 silver gelatin Fuji XRay film. Developed in Ilford Multigrade 1: 25 Camera : Vintage 1900s studio camera. Lens. Vintage Voigtlander No.5 brass lense circa 1884-85. Excuse the development marks...and I may still have some light leak issues to sort......they will be holder or darkroom issues. Slowly narrowing it down....