Looks great! What developer/time did you use?
I know just enough about Aeropress now to know that he's using the inverted method: high risk, high reward!Nikon FM2n, AI Nikkor 50mm f/1.8S, Kentmere Pan 400, developed in LegacyPro L110 at 1:31 for 5.5 minutes.
2023.07.07 Roll #336-08196-positive.jpg by dourbalistar, on Flickr
I don’t use my aero press very often but that is the method I prefer also
These were all developed in Steve Anchell’s Darkroom Cookbook divided developer with Part A being 5g/l metal, 100g/l sodium sulphite and a bit of potassium bromide. Part B is 9g/l sodium carbonate. Developed for 3.5 minutes each at 19C. I might give them another 30 seconds next time or a bit more exposure. It’s not a speed increasing developer for sure
Dark and Dismal Day by Berang Berang, on FlickrLovely tones! It's like a breeze of fresh air.It was my mother in law's birthday last Friday. She reached 91 years old. On Saturday, we took over a nice meal and spent the afternoon with her and her son. Of course, I took a few pictures to remember the occasion.
She has only had sight in one eye from birth and in recent years has needed ongoing treatment for macular degeneration and a cataract operation. All somewhat concerning in her situation.
In the evening she opened up a box of her pictures. Here she is with a picture of herself as a young girl. She also has some pictures from her time in New Zealand, having bought a £10 ticket in the 50s, and of her wedding. She worked as a radiographer in New Zealand and used to develop and print her own black and white photos in the hospital lab.
Mike
Leica MA, TTArtisan 50/1.4 Asph, Kentmere 400, Divided developer for 4 minutes A and B
Wonderful work, @sojournerphoto!It was my mother in law's birthday last Friday. She reached 91 years old. On Saturday, we took over a nice meal and spent the afternoon with her and her son. Of course, I took a few pictures to remember the occasion.
She has only had sight in one eye from birth and in recent years has needed ongoing treatment for macular degeneration and a cataract operation. All somewhat concerning in her situation.
In the evening she opened up a box of her pictures. Here she is with a picture of herself as a young girl. She also has some pictures from her time in New Zealand, having bought a £10 ticket in the 50s, and of her wedding. She worked as a radiographer in New Zealand and used to develop and print her own black and white photos in the hospital lab.
Mike
Leica MA, TTArtisan 50/1.4 Asph, Kentmere 400, Divided developer for 4 minutes A and B
Untitled by Berang Berang, on Flickr
