Illford Delta 100
Work hard, play hard.
The first time I "met" Nic, I didn't realize who he was. I was doing some shooting for The Imperial Opa Circus here in Atlanta and he won the costume contest. Little did I know he actually a legitimate clown (not just dressed as one).
When he isn't clowning around (Its been awhile since I pun-ed all over you) its all serious business tattooing.
Development Notes:
Rodinal 1:25 Dilution
9:00 Development Time @ 70º
Standard Fix 4:00
HAPPY NEW YEAR! Welcome to the first official roll from the year of film project!
Ever want to know the fastest way to see how clean your apartment isn't? I would be willing to say it involves developing a roll of film after a day at work, and with no prior preparation. Then throw in a white fluffy cat who has more fur than I know what to do with (just for good measure).
I am going to need to figure out a cleaner option for future development cycles. Or basically what I mean is that I have a week to figure this all out. I think I'll need to invest in a lot of canned air. Although Photoshop's automatic dust removal tool is pretty good at doing about 80% of the work in exchange for a little sharpness. I'm going to try and retouch some of these for the sake of the project, hell I may even try to re-scan them. But a fair warning these started out very dusty and covered in a bunch of junk.
Also this roll is also kinda a cheat roll. Since my chemicals haven't been delivered yet I needed a quick way to get something together. I also didn't want to have a roll of unprocessed C41 film just lying around for another week, and its far too early to break out the instant film yet.
"I'm a fluffy cat, my fur gets on everything...especially negatives". I'm leaving this one specifically to shame both the cat and myself.
(Not my cat)
Just a heads up, the next two images are NSFW.
I kinda liked this one with the dust.
Development Notes:
Caffenol Developer:
250ml Distilled Water
2.5 tsp Instant Coffee
2 tsp Vitamin C
2 tsp Washing Soda
18 Minute Developing Time @ 70 Degrees F
Standard Fixer 3:1 Dilution
Negatives were a touch underdeveloped. But my scanner was able to get most of them scanned no problems. I would probably increase my developing time to 20 minutes to insure that everything was solid on the negative.
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