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Long-exposure photograph of traffic through a stoplight.
This image is the culmination of all my experiments in photography up through my Advanced Photography class. It was shot using a Kodak Flash Bantam (1947) on Kodak Plus-X 125PX film that had been rolled onto 828 film spools to run through the camera. The film was developed in "Caffenol" (a solution of instant coffee, washing soda, and vitamin C in water). The print was exposed for 90 seconds using an enlarger made from a desk lamp, a peanut can, a cracker box, and a broken zoom lens. The print was then developed in "Caffenol", lending the sepia-like tone. |
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"and thence we came forth
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