Showing posts with label 120. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 120. Show all posts
Monday, September 23, 2013
Wheel Barrow
This one was printed from a water damaged negative. Shot with a Mamaiyaflex 120 camera, printed on Ilford multi-grade resin coated paper. Location, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Hollywood
This one's from the same wall as the last post. Taken with a Mamiya C 22 camera, printed on Ilford multi-grade fiber base paper. Location, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California.
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Hollywood
This was shot with a Mamiya C 22, 120 camera. Printed on Ilford multi-grade fiber base paper. It's a mixture of graffiti, stencils, and paper pasted on plywood on an abandoned building in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California.
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Sunday, September 22, 2013
The Santa Monica Pier
This one was shot with a Holga, a cheap, Chinese made plastic camera with a plastic lens. Even though it's thought of as a toy camera, it takes a medium format 120 film. The film advance doesn't rely on a calibrated advance, but one of those old fashioned ruby windows on the camera back that shows frame numbers on the film's paper backing. This print is actually two frames that mashed together when the film wasn't advanced quite enough to get a clean frame edge. Printed on Ilford fiber base multi-grade paper. Location, the Santa Monica Pier, Santa Monica, California.
Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Storage Tanks
I can't remember an exact location on this one. It was shot in the San Joaquin Valley of central California. Shot on 120 film, so with one of my Mamiya twin lens reflex cameras. Printed on resin coated Ilford multi grade paper.
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