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In December 2018, before heading to Germany to celebrate Christmas with friends, we stopped off at the battlefields of Verdun (World War I), where I used Redscale film with my Lubitel 166U.
In December 2018, before heading to Germany to celebrate Christmas with friends, we stopped off at the battlefields of Verdun (World War I), where I used Redscale film with my Lubitel 166U.
From a darker period of time. On the other side of events now and looking back, feeling lucky to have made it this far. I still wouldn't wish these feelings on anyone else. My own journey. Step by step.
I had a little problem in this BW processing. I rolled 2 120 films on one spool and I didn't notice that the second film overlapped a great part of the first film on the spool. So, a great part of the first film wasn't almost processed and the second overlapping one was kind of glued on the other film but the pictures were all processed.... I was disappointed when I saw it but very quickly I was intrigued by the color of the second negative.... there were some great greeny traces from the other film that printed on this negative even if it was only BW films. So I quickly scanned the rolls and the colored one had some great pictures melting color with BW even if I don't know how these colors could appear? Chemical reaction from the contact with the other film? Anyways, I love the results!!
Was soll ich sagen? Eine alte LC A in Verbindung mit einem abgelaufenen, gecrossten Velvia Film und ich bin hin und weg. Teilweise ein bisschen verwackelt, bei einigen Fotos macht aber gerade das den Charme aus, oder was meint ihr? Die Wetterbedingungen waren echt nicht die besten, in Nijmegen war es ziemlich grau und verregnet.
