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For health’s sake
The abandoned Neponsit Health Center at Jacob Riis park. Zeiss Contaflex, 50/2.8. Kodak TMax 100.
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methane
I haven’t taken the Zeiss Contaflex out for ages, much less used the 35mm wide-angle lens. Fresh Kills seemed as good as any place to do so. Kodak TMax100.
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shoot into the light
Exploring the Fresh Kills landfill with my semi-reliable Canon FT, 50/1.8. Kodak Ektar 100.
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Hot day, Cold War
Picking over the bones of Camp Hero at Montauk Point. Canon AL-1, 70-210/4.0. Kodak TMax 100.
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mister moses’ bridge, two
another view…
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mister moses’ bridge
Exploring Ft. Wadsworth on Staten Island. Kodak TMax 100, Canon AE-1, 50/1.8.
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the view from the bottom of a glass
Canon AE-1, 50/1.8. Kodak Ultramax 400.
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planet ridgewood
Ultrafine Extreme 400 with a red filter. Canon AE-1, 50/1.8
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up on the roof
Seeing what Ultrafine Xtreme 400 film is capable of at the golden hour. Canon AE-1, 50/1.8.
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Game on?
Handball courts in Ft. Greene. Kodak TMax100, Canon AE1, 50/1.8
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hello, amsterdam
Stopping briefly in Amsterdam, NY, Bronica in hand. Kodak TMax100.
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over atlantic avenue
Empty signage. Kodak TMax 100. Canon AE-1, 50/1.8
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mister edison’s ghosts
Exploring the Edison labs in New Jersey and seeing what happens when I push TMax 400 to ASA 1600. Shot with my trusty Bronica.
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Color experiments
Kodak E100VS Ektachrome, expired in 2006, shot on the Yashica. Colors not unexpectedly shifted, but wow… what it does in Lightroom when converted to black and white!
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To live
Mucking about with the oddball film Rollei Agfa Color Implosion, a wacked-out 400 ASA C-41 stock. Trusty Canon AE-1 50/1.8, stalking shadows and myself in the ‘Wick…
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skyward
Adox CMS 20 II, processed in diluted D76 and blown to hell with chemical contrast. Canon AL-1, 50/1.8
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triple play
kodak tmax400 pushed to 1600, canon ae1, 50/1.8
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found and lost
Hand processed Kodak Plus-X super 8 film, shot circa 2006.
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doors
More from the Bronica. My favorite garage in Bushwick… or what’s left of it.
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24/7 ring
Testing out a Bronica. Kodak TMax 100, triple exposure.
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Scott Avenue
More from the Bronica walkabout
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10x
10 unintentional superimpositions on a single frame. Still getting used to the Bronica 635. Kodak TMax100, Photoshopped to hell.
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Wood
Bronica 635, Kodak TMax 100
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