I like.
This is off my bulk roll of TMax 400, and developed myself. I need to fashion a more effective way to hang-dry the negatives. It's never been a problem with the 120 since the negatives are only about 3 feet long, as compared to a 36 exposure roll of 35, which is more like 5 feet long.
These also need to be scanned better.
Details, details.
And one of my developing reels broke. That will make developing much less efficient, since I have 4 more rolls to develop.
Ah, well.
No nudes this post, but I hope you enjoy these nonetheless.
Superior Hiking Trail
Cascade Shore
Cascade Shore
Off the Superior Hiking Trail
Water Study
Leaf
Lilies and Antedit: some more...
Split Rock
Water Study 2
Flowers
Water Study 3Hope everyone has a great holiday weekend!
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Beautiful work! For drying I always just put a string across above the tub and hung my 35mm there. Really a couple thumb tacks in the ceiling at each end of the tub...or in the wall if it isn't tile or something...will be enough to hold a string that you can hang the rolls from.
When you are ready to try stainless steel reels and tanks, let me know...I can probably fix you up.
Hey Dave, I just put up a pic of my developing tank and busted reel. I believe those are stainless steel. Know of any place where I can get reels cheap? All I've seen in camera stores are the plastic tanks and reels, but maybe I haven't been looking hard enough.
yes, I used to hang them above bathtub... with clothing pins.
and BTW beautiful work
"superior hiking trail"
I love trail pictures like that. Great one.
If you come visit me you can go home with all the stainless steel reels you can carry.
These are simply stunning Brooke! Wonderful work!
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