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Accidental double exposure which worked out alright. What didn’t work out so well was the development of that film. It’s 90s expired Kodak Ektachrome (slide film) which I had in room temperature C41 for ages (my choosing of development recipes is largely based on moon phases and tarot cards). I think maybe the bleach-fix isn’t…

Berlin’s tallest mountain is 121 meters of building rubble. I think these were a bit higher and maybe not even made out of rubble at all. Curious things, they deserve to take up two-thirds of every film roll IMHO. 1932 Rolleiflex “Old Standard”, on Ilford Delta 400, scanned negatives

Shot with a 1932 Rolleiflex “Old Standard”, on Ilford Delta 400, scanned negative

Shot with a 1932 Rolleiflex “Old Standard”, on expired Agfachrome R100S from the mid-80s, cross-processed in C41, scanned negatives. I like how these look like they could be cheap postcards. They’re not very exciting to look at but it’s kinda fun for me that I made these photos. If that makes any sense at all.

I didn’t try to make these look weird but it seems this film can only capture the supernatural light spectrum. I swear it’s all been people with faces and/or normal physical bodies. Why is the sky yellow in the second picture? Is that even in color at all? How can just motion blur create such…

Film: Svema DS-4 color film from Sumy Oblask, Ukraine, expired 1987. The rolls I have had either a very hard life, or a visit to Chernobyl on the way here – possibly both. It’s pretty much destroyed. This is the third roll and the first one where there’s anything even remotely image-like left on it.…