When photographer Brandon Seidler began experimenting with chemical manipulations on processed film, he started researching the chemicals he was using...
Stephen Gill was born in 1971 and was introduced to photography at an early age by his farther. His projects show consistency in each picture so that we can work out the connection between the photos in the project and then put them together. His work is also very subtle. One of his projects was called Outside In. In this project he used a box camera. He would then find something small and put the things inside his camera. He would then take a photo of the things inside his camera and…
His current work focuses on implementing microbial growth on film as a means to explore the impermanence of matter as well as the material limitations of photography.
I STILL SHOOT FILM
I Still Shoot Film is a photography blog dedicated to the art of film photography: sharing inspiring work from photographers around the globe and providing resources for anyone who wants to help keep...
The 4 Best Ways To Create Stunning Art By Destroying Film Negatives
Fire, gasoline, high voltages, and even the human body can add an extra zing to your photographs.
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. "impermanence" series by seung-hwan oh the visual result of the symbiosis between film matter and organic matter is the conceptual origin of this body of work. the process involves the cultivation of emulsion consuming microbes on a visual environment created through portraits and a physical environment composed of developed film immersed in water. […]?
Lomography - Being Naughty to Your Film to Get Nice Results!
This year, I have taken a few more risks with my beloved films and have done lot of naughty things to them to see how far they can be pushed! Read more about my experiments after the jump!
His current work focuses on implementing microbial growth on film as a means to explore the impermanence of matter as well as the material limitations of photography.
