Instant Film

After my experiments with the medium format & 35mm film, I was very interested in continuing experimenting with other kinds of film. I really wanted to try using instant films, as there are very interesting things you can do with the photos. Whilst doing some research, I came across Emulsion lifts. 
The emulsion lifts caught my attention, because they have a very abstract appearance to them, and looked quite psyche...

I also experimented with some 35mm colour film on an old Rolleiflex camera. I again used the same techniques as the Bronica Camera, using my DLSR as a light meter to set up the correct settings for my shot, and also over exposing the photos a little in the style of Kawauchi.

The film I used was very old and expired, so most of my developed shots didn’t come out very well; many of them were out of focus, or the composition was o...

Rinko Kawauchi is a Japanese fine art photographer. The subject of her photography is ordinary everyday life, which is captured in a manner that conveys a dreamlike serenity to the viewer. The lighting in her imagery is very soft and appears to be quite natural, yet the use of such soft and delicate lighting makes the images appear somewhat surreal and dreamlike. This use of light is something that I intend to use as an influe...