Waverley Revolver EBS

Further trials with the 'exposing both sides' (EBS) technique on 220 medium-format roll film. Shot with my homemade Buckshot EBS Revolver camera at the ruins of Waverley Abbey, a Cistercian monastery founded in 1128. For full details about this camera, see here: goo.gl/VeOllX

Photographer:
buckshot
Uploaded:
2015-05-08
Tags:
220 roll film abbey double exposure ebs experimental exposing both sides homemade camera homemade splitzer mirror image modified camera mx polarizing filter redscale revolver ruins symmetry
Camera:
Buckshot EBS Revolver
Film:
Kodak Portra 400 (220 roll film)
City:
Farnham, Surrey
Country/region:
United Kingdom
Albums:
Waverley Revolver EBS

One Comment

  1. buckshot
    buckshot ·

    Guesstimating exposure with the Sunny 16 rule, as well as compensation for redscale and polarising filter, produces an unpredictable variety of yellows, reds and oranges on the redscale side that I always find fascinating with this technique.

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