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Accidental Push

Black and White Canada Film People Photography Projects The Takeshi Project January 17, 2012February 20, 2012 by angela

I had an accident last Sunday. The photos on this entry were taken using a bulk Ilford FP4 Plus 125 ISO. But the canister that it was in is the same as the other bulk roll that I have in 400 ISO. So I ended up shooting it as a 400 ISO (camera also set …

Remembering and Letting Go

Black and White Canada Film Photography Projects The Takeshi Project January 13, 2012February 20, 2012 by angela

I saw this ad and I begged to differ. Sometimes, we need to let go people in our lives, especially if the connection does not work anymore. I think what prevents us from doing so is the idea of letting go and losing someone, regardless if they cease to be important. We are social beings …

A Warm Winter (also, a late one)

Black and White Canada Film People Photography Projects Photoshoot Sessions Streets The Takeshi Project January 13, 2012February 20, 2012 by angela

Taking advantage of the relatively warm weather last Sunday, I went out to Downtown to run some errands (meet friends: never happened, delivered my C-41s, etc.). Sunday in Winnipeg tends to be fairly quiet. Edmonton is quiet too (I guess, I always worked on Sundays when I lived there) and Toronto is no way near …

November snow fall

Canada Film Nature January 6, 2012February 20, 2012 by angela

I had a fresh roll of Ektar 100 and when the first traces of snow showed up sometime in November, thought it was a great opportunity to shoot and capture winter on film. I shot within my block–not too far. I was also playing around with exposures knowing that Ektar leans more to the red …

Going back to my basement darkroom

Black and White Canada Film General People Photography Projects Streets The Takeshi Project January 3, 2012February 20, 2012 by angela

2012. Midnight was spent with family, the late afternoon was spent at my friend’s house for my goddaughter’s birthday party. Before I move on, I just started developing my own films again. This time I ignored my dislike for math (ratios in this instance) and learned how to measure the ratio between the chemicals and …