Topic: Weekend - September 6 & 7, 2025

[Bryan]

Leica IIIf with Kodak Spectrum Analysis film 5367, no.1 expired 4/1981.  Developed in HC-110 dilution F for 10 minutes with Benzotriazole used as an anti-fogging agent.  The first shot was inverted, the sky solarized while the rest was a negative.  That's why the clouds are black.  The second photo was not inverted, the trees in the foreground are still a negative while the bridge sky, water and opposite shore are solarized to a positive.  It takes a lot of bracketing to get the exposure right for this effect, I think these were about 8 seconds.  I posted a thread about this film a few years ago.  https://filmwasters.com/forum/index.php?topic=10338.msg138953#msg138953

Palouse Water Tower by Bryan Chernick, on Flickr

Astoria-Megler Bridge by Bryan Chernick, on Flickr

[Indofunk]

That is so cool, Bryan!

[Francois]

I must admit that natural solarization is a pretty rare thing these days.
I love that it gives the scene an apocalyptic look.

[Kai-san]

Two more from last week's roll.

Zeiss Werra 3 / Zeiss Cardinar 4/100 / Rollei Superpan in Jobo Alpha developer