All of my WPPD film has been processed and scanned. Most of my 4 x 5 negatives were damaged, due to my exuberant and curious cat deciding to jump on the film changing bag as I was loading my developing tank. In my rush to finish loading the tank in order to free my hands and remove the cat from on top of the bag I pushed the top clip down too far, thus squashing some of the sheets of film together. The resulting damage is visible on the bottom two images. I think the cat will have to stay in a different room next time. All three were shot with a Leonardo 4 x 5 pinhole camera on TMax 100 sheet film. I'll probably submit a photo to the WPPD gallery later today. I'm leaning towards one of the Zero 2000 shots. I'll post a link to the gallery once I decide which photo to send.
UPDATE: Click
here to view my submission to this year's WPPD gallery.
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Caravan, 2011 |
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Self Portrait with Nessie, 2011 The white spots show where the film got scrunched in the developing tank during loading. |
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El Campo, 2011 The white spots show where the film was scrunched in the tank during development. |
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