Showing posts with label acufine. Show all posts
Showing posts with label acufine. Show all posts
Saturday, January 15, 2011
Friday, January 14, 2011
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
Like Powder in the Dawn
Like Powder in the Dawn on the slopes
of forever
the creases of care that you wore in me
are lasting
Like powder in the dawn on the slopes
of forever
my eyes drift up
and see
Labels:
120mm,
acufine,
Brownie twin 20,
Kodak Plus-x 125
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
wow, I've been lazy.
You know, I just noticed that I've been blogging here for some time, but I have been really lax about what I've been placing here....I have alot more stuff than I'm really sharing. Perhaps I should go back and dig through the files? Yes, lets.
Apparently,
the neighbors did
mind
Thursday, October 7, 2010
The Edge of the Dream
Two men played an endless game
over a wide map
set in the flagstones of a lavish castle
Upon the flagstones were
different geological regions
mountains, plains, forest
The two men were aged,
one with long flowing white hair
and the other grim and weathered
The white-haired one congratulated the other
on being the best player he had found
the weathered one nodded, but did not reply
The white haired man moved the pieces without touching them
and explained that,
"I just ask my intuition for answers, right or left, and then I move in that direction"
The weathered man remained silent
moving his piece forward
with a gloved hand
When they both reached the center of the board
they rolled dice and began to circumnavigate a symbol at the center using small figurines.
the symbol was a black 'V' set in a green field encircled with black filigree
It was this black line that they followed to the conclusion of each round of the game
until the old man with flowing hair waved his hand in a cutting gesture and laughed
that was the end of the days session, he explained to me
Then, I woke up
Saturday, September 18, 2010
What I've learned so far...about photography
Well, I started out shooting CN400 'fake' black and white film, and moved on to 'real' black and white film at the end of 2009. I've been making lots of photos, experimenting with development times/temperatures and developers. I recently bought 2 C-41 process color film development kits and I have about 30 rolls of C-41 and E-6 film to cross process, process, bleach bypass and generally abuse.
At the beginning of this odyssey, I was using the Massive Dev Chart at http://www.digitaltruth.com in order to achieve resonable starting times and temps for acufine developer, tri-x and Tmax films. In the last year, Ive shot Kodak tri-x 400 and tri-x pan 400 ASA, Kodak tmax 100, 400, P3200 ASA, Ilford hp5+ 400 ASA, Ilford Delta 100 ASA, Ilford Pan F plus 50 ASA. Ive also shot many rolls of color, but I'm not going into that presently. I will say that I had alot of fun playing about with color film that I developed in acufine. Most of that film was Kodak Ultramax 800 ASA, plus one roll of REI opticolor 200 ASA. (whatever in the world that is, probably Agfa film, or somesuch)
I am going to compile a list of Developing times and temps for all films that I have used, and will include them as I continue to post.
At the beginning of this odyssey, I was using the Massive Dev Chart at http://www.digitaltruth.com in order to achieve resonable starting times and temps for acufine developer, tri-x and Tmax films. In the last year, Ive shot Kodak tri-x 400 and tri-x pan 400 ASA, Kodak tmax 100, 400, P3200 ASA, Ilford hp5+ 400 ASA, Ilford Delta 100 ASA, Ilford Pan F plus 50 ASA. Ive also shot many rolls of color, but I'm not going into that presently. I will say that I had alot of fun playing about with color film that I developed in acufine. Most of that film was Kodak Ultramax 800 ASA, plus one roll of REI opticolor 200 ASA. (whatever in the world that is, probably Agfa film, or somesuch)
I am going to compile a list of Developing times and temps for all films that I have used, and will include them as I continue to post.
Saturday, July 17, 2010

Words spill into words
a whole lifetime
Looking back
searching hand shakes
Compile
Re visit
I tore away
reformed
re-formed
Labels:
50mm canon f1.8,
acufine,
ASA 1000,
Canon AE-1 program,
Poetry,
Push Processing,
Tri-x
Monday, June 28, 2010
The Mermaid and the Sailor
Friday, June 25, 2010
Tuesday, June 22, 2010
Many Baptisms

The dead are submerged
and rise again in glory filled with the
spirit of holiness
We jump and shout in the water
as the sun bounces up crazily
I recall you there
the scent of your mouth on mine
Christ's children, all
Lord I'm Ready
To come to the water
Labels:
50mm canon f1.8,
acufine,
ASA 1000,
Canon AE-1 program,
june 2010,
lakewood parks,
Tri-x,
Water
Monday, June 21, 2010
Saturday, June 19, 2010
Sinking

This building
this body rejected
in the open morning of tomorrow's glance
Tell me your tales
old brother
old skeleton
just look!
They suck your life away when you still yearn to breathe!
Every last thing pinioned against
Don't bother giving them a groan of notice when you fall
just optimistically
pour yourself
across that city
and whoever gets in the way
deserves it.
Thursday, June 17, 2010
We are the New Lords



We are the new lords of truth
Simple lines
Simple words
We eke out an existence
and you never know us.
We wait for the dark and the lonely moment
(We have to flee the police for our statement)
And in garish colors we paint the structures of our hearts
on concrete walls
and you people,
you subway people,
you 9 to 5ers
you sick, money-infected, stupidity-addicted 'people'
call it a 'crime' call it 'destruction' call it 'trash' call it
what ever you call it
But
Our hearts are not silent
even as we toil the low wage job
the corner sale
or no job
we dream shapes to place into your world
in garish colors
that bleed out of us
that are us
So cover us up, if you want
We
are the New Lords of Truth
and there will be more of us
coming
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
RAAAR!

Sometimes there is glory in the simple child-mind
Imagination Rampant
The clouds are coming to get us!
The tyrannosaur has returned!
Labels:
acufine,
CVS 200 Color,
Experimental Development
Thursday, June 10, 2010
Growth in Dust of War



Winter is a war
frozen
consuming
We break from a false skin
and grow
new leaves
any-how
Spring is not our last chance
Our last battle
Our last song
Our last riddles
are only waiting for the winter to arrive
Labels:
acufine,
black and white,
fixer,
home development,
Ilford,
outdoors,
poem,
Trees,
Tri-x
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