Shimmering Grains

Pinhole infrared

I have been scared to waste a roll of my infrared stock on my pinhole cameras.

But recently I thought that, what’s the use of an unused stock? No….

But I chickened out and loaded my Holga 120 WPC with a roll of Rollei IR, and my Zero 2000 with a roll of Ilford SFX, both films that are in production and can be bought, in contrary to Efke 820 IR.

Today I post a couple of images from the Holga/Rollei IR, next time I’ll post from my Zero 2000/Ilford SFX.

I was very pleased with the results, and I hope you like them too!

Enjoy!! 🙂

Holga 120 WPC
Rollei IR + Wratten 89B
Kodak Tmax dev 1:4

Tags: 120film, analog photography, analogue photography, art, blackandwhite, film photography, Holga 120 WPC, infrared film, Panoramic pinhole, photography, pinhole, Rollei IR

IR against strong backlight?

I keep on testing my new favourite film, the Efke IR 820. This time I was curious about how it would cope with strong backlight.

You can see on the second image that I am photographing right into the sun, and I’m more than happy with the result!

What do you think?

Enjoy, and have a great rest of the week! 🙂

Hasselblad 503CX + Distagon 50mm/f4
Efke IR820 + IR720 filter @ISO 3
Kodak T-max dev 1:4

Tags: 120film, analog photography, analogue photography, art, Black and white, Discontinued film, Efke IR820, film photography, Hasselblad 503CX, infrared film, photography, trees

Near where I live there is an old castle ruin. I‘ve been there before and photographed, but the rascal is hard to catch neatly on image.
So now, I picked up my very wide Harman Titan Pinhole and loaded the film holders with film sheets of infrared Efke 820IR.
And I think it was really good!
Though I have more ideas, so I definitely have to revisit this ….