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The next two shots were taken with my Mamiya at Tufts Park today on Acros 100 two stops overexposed developed at 64 degrees celcius for 12 minutes. I have started doing two three roll tanks at the same time. it’s intenseI am doing my final project for intermediate to advanced darkroom photography about this park and have shot something like 20 rolls there trying to expose the park like never before in whatever sort of ways i can think of.  Last week I tried three rolls of Acros shot at 25 that were long exposures and like 7 exposure with the holga… didn’t turn out too amazing. I have now been trying a bunch of these sorts of shots because of David Burnett’s blog post. I like the idea of the contact sheet as an art piece and really enjoy changing the focus up drastically withing the collage. These two are inverted pictures taken with my Ricoh of my negatives on the light table… not the highest quality way to do it but whatever.

Link of the post: Eighteen Percent Grey it’s a wonderful blog of film images. There is some amazing large format work so you should check it out.

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