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My first experimentation with redscale film. That's film that I've shot the wrong way round so that the red layers are exposed before the blue and green.

Here's the Wiki definition.
Flickr 'How To'. - I did it slightly differently, I pulled the film out in a darkroom and re-inserted it into the same canister, but I can now see the benefits of doing it into a separate canister - no big curly mess of film to get tangled around your neck whilst hiding in a darkish room under a quilt that you figure Should keep the light out...

Went for a walk at dusk and these poppies were silhouetted against the sky and crying out for a photo

OM10 55mm (?) Fuji ISO200 inverted.
Straight scan, no manipulation.

I always try to include a link to another deviation in this section to increase the exposure of artists/pieces that I respect and this is no exception, the following is by a very interesting producer of photographs *tractern .
Stumbled upon this image straight after shooting the above

I support the link system - [link]

Description
My first experimentation with redscale film. That's film that I've shot the wrong way round so that the red layers are exposed before the blue and green.

Here's the Wiki definition.
Flickr 'How To'. - I did it slightly differently, I pulled the film out in a darkroom and re-inserted it into the same canister, but I can now see the benefits of doing it into a separate canister - no big curly mess of film to get tangled around your neck whilst hiding in a darkish room under a quilt that you figure Should keep the light out...

Went for a walk at dusk and these poppies were silhouetted against the sky and crying out for a photo

OM10 55mm (?) Fuji ISO200 inverted.
Straight scan, no manipulation.

I always try to include a link to another deviation in this section to increase the exposure of artists/pieces that I respect and this is no exception, the following is by a very interesting producer of photographs *tractern .
Stumbled upon this image straight after shooting the above

I support the link system - [link]