Images of mistakes - good or bad..

[Tin Can]

Incoming flak.

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Anyone know what these dots could be at the top of this photo. They seem to appear across multiple negatives when using my speed graphic. I don't see any pinholes, nor anything like this on the ground glass.

Anyway we are reworking part of an expeditionary runway at Twentynine Palms, CA.

[snay1345]

I figured it out. Massive amount of small pinholes in the cloth shutter.

[Tin Can]

That's the second FP shutter failure tonight.

I figured it out. Massive amount of small pinholes in the cloth shutter.

[Pitcherman]

Voigtlander-Bergheil 15 cm Heliar 4.5 with 120 roll back. thought I had advanced the film...that's what I get for thinking.
Now I think I like it.

[Tin Can]

I agree. Great image!
Better protect that neg, this may be your masterpiece.

Not kidding.

Voigtlander-Bergheil 15 cm Heliar 4.5 with 120 roll back. thought I had advanced the film...that's what I get for thinking.
Now I think I like it.

[jp]

Yes, print that in some wild batik colors or purple toned cyanotype and it's really some sort of 70's high end trippiness.

[StoneNYC]

who doesn't love development mistakes?


Untitled by redisburning, on Flickr

Untitled by redisburning, on Flickr

Ok I can't see any of the flickr images (I only see 2 images not on Flickr but ok "farm8" anyway that second one is a shame...

[Pitcherman]

Thanks,
I have it safe and sound.R

[jcoldslabs]

Extreme front rise + lens hood = vignetting. Whoops.




Jonathan

[Ari]

I've done that too often to even count it as a mistake anymore. I just call it Standard Operating Procedure.
Nice shot, Jonathan.