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Meetings, errands, and just a little down time. It's been an Up and Down week. Lots of set backs; but somethings have been worked out. Also moving forward with my darkroom this weekend.
@ Lightchestra, Helarfest, Hutan kota (city forest), Babakan Siliwangi, Bandung, West Java, Indonesia, South East Asia ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Here's the article http://www.lomography.com/magazine/locations/2012/08/13/babakan-siliwangi-bandung-indonesia-forest-in-the-city --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- And here's the video that I recorded http://www.youtube.com/user/johnrizal/videos (too bad the battery of my handy cam was off in the middle of the gig T_T)
Thank you very much Andrew Nash a.k.a. @druid, my (not yet meet =p) Canadian bestfriend who give me this marvelous film --- Self lomowalk at TPU (Tempat Pemakaman Umum = Public graveyard) Pandu a.k.a. Pandu cemetery & rel kereta api (train railway), Bandung
sunday afternoon in a wood near home with plenty of abandoned chairs and random wandering donkeys.
sounds pretty odd, I know
http://andrejrusskovskij.com/?p=336
This picture shows how I approached this album. I collected a bunch of colourful autumn leaves that were lying around outside my house and glued them onto an A3 piece of card, then shot a 24-exposure roll of film zoomed in on various parts of the leaf collage. (There were originally a lot more leaves on the card, but many had fallen off in the wind by the time I took this, the final shot on the roll.) After that, I rewound the film and reloaded it (trying, not completely successfully, to align it in exactly the same position as the first time I'd loaded it - this is a technique I still have to master, so any advice is welcome, please!), then went for a walkabout shooting the random stuff you see as the second layer. A simple but pretty effective technique, especially when using such a vibrant colour film as the Kodak Ultramax 400 I used here. Hope you like the shots - I sure had fun making them!
I used Kodak Ultramax 400 film, but treated it as though it was a 200 since I was exposing the wrong side. I used a green filter on many of the shots and set the ISO to 100 to complicate for the loss of light this caused - it was a nice sunny day and so this was not a problem.
