Processing 120 film with excessive curling can cause the film to jam or be damaged when loading into spiral reels for tank development. The following is a description of how I load 120 film with excessive curl into a daylight film tank for processing.
I have been invited to exhibit several of my large format black and white prints at The Studio Gallery Yallingup. This new gallery is opening this week with its official launch on Saturday October 2nd, 2010, 6 to 8pm.
When I first photographed Carlo, above, he was already 83 years of age. I would often find him out in the paddocks, fossicking around for wood burls or looking for field mushrooms when in season. Before his passing, at nearly 90 years of age, I had the pleasure of making several memorable images.
Dune Cabbage Polaroid PN Type 55 Cape Leeuwin Augusta, hand-printed by Alex Bond silver gelatin fibre based print, selenium toned. Dry mounted onto museum board 28 x 36cm | image 20cm x 25cm | $450
Reducing potential fan vibration in my enlarger head. Replacing the old fan with a 12volt DC axial fan used in computers. This not only eliminated vibration but was also quieter.
