Shooting in the blue hour
Twenty minutes after sunset the light goes soft and cold. I carry one prime lens and a cheap tripod, and keep the ISO low. Most frames are failures, two or three are worth keeping.
Film photography, mostly by accident.
Twenty minutes after sunset the light goes soft and cold. I carry one prime lens and a cheap tripod, and keep the ISO low. Most frames are failures, two or three are worth keeping.
A changing bag, two tanks and a thermometer are enough to start. Temperature matters more than the exact developer; keep it steady and write everything down.
Scanning is slow, but it makes me look at every frame again. Half of my favourite pictures were ones I ignored the first time.