Lighting Grinton
Over the course of a few days on Spiritual Retreat, I used a roll of Rollei IR film, and a roll of Kodak Ultramax trying to find film photography inspiration in a familiar place.
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Over the course of a few days on Spiritual Retreat, I used a roll of Rollei IR film, and a roll of Kodak Ultramax trying to find film photography inspiration in a familiar place.
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I’m still trying to work out what I’d like to take film based photographs of here in Weardale. I don’t particularly feel drawn to landscapes, but there are a lot of decaying buildings and structures littered across the landscape
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There is a short walk from Frosterley along the Weardale Way which allows us to wander the ruins of Harehope[…]
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The first roll of film through a secondhand Minolta XG-9 and I can see some problems with the images. There are light leaks and there is a scratch of blue along the bottom of each image. Lovely photographs though.
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A difficult day, the film was both under and over exposed and I was trying to do some street photography… which I’m not fast enough to do.
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Nature’s patient art of rural decay: the slowest domino run ever. Photographed on 35mm Ilford HP5 with a Pentax MX.
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It takes a lot of energy to pile bricks on top of each other, and not much to let them crumble, 35mm black and white photographs.
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35mm black and white photography comparing two wheeled power to weight ratios. Pentax MX.
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Black and white film photographs from Stanhope and the river Wear.
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Finding life around a very old quarry, new growth. A series of photographs taken with Kodak TMax black and white film.
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