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Finally finished the fifth liter of Devil's Elbow IPA (a truly fine beer) so that I had enough beugel bottles to mix up and store the Kodak Xtol I bought several months ago. The Rollei IR certainly works better developed in the Xtol.

Photographer:: troch
Uploaded:: 2011-06-13
Tags:: 120 b&w black and white canada diy home processed infrared ir medium format r72 filter scenic square
Camera:: Holga 120 N (available in our shop)
Film:: rollei IR400
City:: Homesite Creek
Country/region:: Canada
Year:: 2011
Time:: afternoon
Albums:: Walking in a Dream

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b0rn2b1ush · 2011-06-14 00:20
sorry it took me a while to visit, my friend... been away for work. these photos, as usual, are lovely!
toelmoum · 2011-06-14 09:41
Always light! Congratulations
mafiosa · 2011-06-15 19:36
<3
gaisi · 2011-06-17 07:00
I just love long exposed shots of waterfalls - produces some very mystic results. Would you possibly reveal the exposure time and aperture you were using?
troch · 2011-06-18 20:10
As I was shooting IR with a deep red filter (Hoya R72) I metered for iso 16. and with the Holga aperature estimated at f/10.5 this gave me a time of 25 seconds deep in the woods.

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