Shimmering Grains

Comparison of standard black and white and infrared

My newest obsession is clearly black and white infrared film. It has totally blown my mind away.

And for comparison, I dragged my Wista out for a walk in the woods a day last week. It was a warm and sunny day, but as you can see, the sun does not reach to the deepest green. And that was what I was curious about. How would infrared film cope with that?

I think it did a glorious result. How can I not fall in love with infrared…..

What do you think? Which of the two is your favorite?

And help me now, HOW can we together shout so loud that the producers of film will again take this amazing film in production?

Is that at all possible? Let’s hope so…

Enjoy! 🙂

Wista 45DX field camera
Ilford FP4+
Kodak Tmax dev 1:4

Wista 45DX field camera
Efke IR 820
Kodak Tmax dev 1:4

Tags: analog photography, analogue photography, art, blackandwhite, Discontinued film, Efke IR820, film photography, Ilford FP4+, Large Format Photography, nature, photography, Wista 45DX

Photographing photographers in New York

To find some kind of “themes” among all my NY images, I had to mark the “good” ones out, sort them along eachother in Lightroom and look for consistent similarities.

It then struck me that one of the “themes” was this; photographing photographers! One theme that I was not aware of when I did it.

Looks kinda fun when they are put together like this, huh?

Enjoy! 🙂