Slow Exposure

About

 

This is a small notebook about shooting black-and-white film and developing it in a kitchen sink. Nothing here is sponsored, and none of it is the only way to do things.

Most of the pictures are made with an old rangefinder and a fixed 35 mm lens, on HP5 and Tri-X, developed in Rodinal or D-76. The notes are mostly written for my future self, who tends to forget which dilution worked last winter.

New entries appear a few times a year, usually after a batch of rolls has been developed and scanned.