Showing posts with label slide film. Show all posts
Showing posts with label slide film. Show all posts
Friday, September 25, 2009
The Rest of Tin City
Labels:
bronica,
colour,
film,
fuji,
kodak,
landscape,
medium format,
photography,
portrait,
slide film,
sunset,
tin city,
uts,
velvia
Friday, August 21, 2009
Tin City photo series
This is the final series for my photography subject at university.
Shot on a Bronica SQA with a 90mm lens and a 24mm lens, and on Fuji Velvia 100 and Kodak E100G.
It was shot in the squatter community of Tin City on Stockton beach near Newcastle. A really wonderful place whose undeniable relationship with a harsh and volatile landscape is explored in the series.
Photos 1 and 3 are my absolute favs. It's the same location as where I shot my final uni film "Porphyria".
Labels:
bronica,
colour,
film,
fuji,
kodak,
landscape,
medium format,
photography,
portrait,
slide film,
still life,
sunset,
tin city,
uts,
velvia
Monday, August 3, 2009
Lost holga roll - Cuba
Lost shots from Cuba - jan 2008.
All holga, all x-pro.

Train tracks at Santa Clara, Cuba, the turning point of the Cuban revolution occurred here.

La Habana

The cute doggy pull flush at a house we stayed in. This was by far my favourite house, it also has the 'infamous cuban curtain wall'

train station at Santa Clara

La Habana vs. La Habana

Che memorial in Santa Clara
(che = god)
All holga, all x-pro.
Train tracks at Santa Clara, Cuba, the turning point of the Cuban revolution occurred here.
La Habana
The cute doggy pull flush at a house we stayed in. This was by far my favourite house, it also has the 'infamous cuban curtain wall'
train station at Santa Clara
La Habana vs. La Habana
Che memorial in Santa Clara
(che = god)
Labels:
city,
colour,
cuba,
film,
holga,
photography,
slide film,
x-processed
Friday, July 24, 2009
the last of kara
some scanned transparencies of a studio portrait shoot with kara
shot on hasselblad
and Fuji slide film


shot on hasselblad
and Fuji slide film
Labels:
colour,
film,
hasselblad,
photography,
portrait,
slide film,
studio,
uts
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