"Do you smell that? It's fixer! I love the smell of fixer in the morning..." A blog about analogue photography, a showcase of mostly medium format photos made and developed in the old way
Showing posts with label c41. Show all posts
Showing posts with label c41. Show all posts
November 06, 2016
Color nude medium format photography
Etiquetas:
artistic nude photography,
c41,
film photography,
Kodak Portra,
studio light
October 24, 2016
Bilbao on Kodak Ektar film
My Lens, my Land: Bilbao, Euskadi. Probably Bilbao's most famous symbol, the Guggenheim. Shot on Kodak Ektar100 with an Olympus OM1
Etiquetas:
Bilbao,
c41,
film photography,
guggenheim,
Kodak Ektar,
landscape photography,
Olympus OM1
October 06, 2016
Artistic nude portrait of Anneke Necro on film
B-roll of the shooting with Anneke Necro some times ago. Shot on Kodak Ektar film with an Olympus OM1
Etiquetas:
artistic nude photography,
c41,
film photography,
Kodak Ektar,
model,
Olympus OM1,
portrait
November 24, 2015
Sunset at Saguenay on medium format film
My Lens, my Land. Sacré-Coeur, Québec. This is what a sunset look like in Quebéc on a Kodak Ektar film mounted on an 1930 camera, the Zeiss Ikon Ikonta 421
Etiquetas:
c41,
color,
film photography,
Ikonta 521,
Kodak Ektar,
landscape photography,
sunset,
zeiss
October 25, 2015
The Land of the South.
The land where the land ends. My Land, My lens project, a picture taken in Apulia, south of Italy, on Kodak portra film.
Etiquetas:
c41,
film,
film photography,
hasselblad,
Kodak,
Kodak Portra,
landscape photography
August 03, 2015
Madrid train station at sunset on Kodak film
Etiquetas:
c41,
color,
film photography,
Kodak Ektar,
Olympus OM1,
sunset
July 06, 2015
Ikonta 521 test with Kodak Ektar
I have been given a 70 year old medium format camera: the Zeiss Ikonta 521 with Zeiss Tessar lens. I loaded it with Kodak Ektar film and tried it out: this is the result. Not bad for an old lady! I really love the smooth contrast and sharpness! I gonna take it to my trip to Canada and photograph some landscapes with her.
Etiquetas:
c41,
film photography,
Ikonta 521,
Kodak Ektar,
landscape photography,
medium format,
zeiss
June 08, 2015
A room with a view in Barcelona
View from my terrace in Barcelona. I saw the sky and I couldn't help grabbing my Olympus and take a pic.
Etiquetas:
Barcelona,
c41,
film photography,
Kodak Ektar,
landscape photography,
Olympus OM1
June 01, 2015
Self Love on 35mm
Etiquetas:
artistic nude photography,
c41,
film photography,
girl,
Kodak Ektar,
Olympus OM1,
portrait
April 13, 2015
A touch of Colour in Montréal
Etiquetas:
c41,
colour,
film photography,
Kodak,
Kodak Ektar,
Montreal,
Olympus OM1,
snow
March 02, 2015
Portland Lighthouse on Kodak Ektar100
For the series My Lens, my Land I am using a very versatile and light Olympus OM1 and Zuiko 50mm lens. This pic of the Lighthouse at Cape Elizabeth, close to Portland, was taken a cold afternoon on Kodak Ektar 100.
Etiquetas:
35mm,
c41,
film,
film photography,
Kodak Ektar,
lighthouse,
Olympus OM1,
portland,
sea,
Zuiko
February 09, 2015
A splash of colour to my life: Kodak Ektar 100
The Olympus OM1 and the Kodak Ektar (film I liked best with combination of camera and C41 process after the tests I carried on) brought some colour into my life, photographically speaking. I like colours on film, especially as they appears on Ektar. This pic has been taken in Boston, MA, and it is a clear example of the dynamic range film has, much larger than digital. It is been a very long time I am not taking photos with digital cameras. it looks like it is going to stay that way.
Etiquetas:
boston,
c41,
colour,
film photography,
Kodak Ektar,
Olympus OM1
August 12, 2013
A summer Holiday Postcard
With this pic of Ipanema beach in Rio de Janeiro I want to wish you all a nice and relaxing summer Holiday. Charge your batteries to be ready for the surprises and challenges next months will offer us!
Etiquetas:
c41,
film photography,
hasselblad,
ipanema,
Kodak Portra,
Rio de Janeio
June 19, 2013
The other Ireland. Abandoned gas station
I love abandoned places. They are full of untold stories and waiting for a camera to immortalize them before disappearing for ever. Like this old gas station on the road to Bushmills, Northern Ireland. I waited the all day in order to get a decent light. After self developing the film with the C41 process and seeing the result, I could see that the wait was well worth it.
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