I’ve added FancyBox support on this site. (Hm. That sounds quite dirty.) What does that mean? You can click on the photos I’ve taken (for recent entries and ones from this point on at least), and you’ll get a bigger copy. Go on, give it a whirl. Just click on the image to enlarge it, and again to close it.
I originally wanted Lightbox on this site, but the problem was that damn box-forming animation it starts with before loading the photo, which just annoys me. This is much, much faster and unobtrusive. Hope you like it.











Hella (Dia)fine
One of the reasons I’ve started shooting black and white film again is Diafine. See, black and white film development is usually a tricky and finicky process that requires not only precise timing, but also temperature control of all chemicals involved. Kind of a tricky process to pull off in a little apartment bathroom.
Diafine, though, is weird. It’s a two part solution that is ISO insensitive, temperature insensitive, and apparently lasts forever. You can theoretically develop a roll of 100 speed film and a roll of 1600 speed film in the same tank, and not have to worry about different development times. This is amazing.
Diafine plus Fuji Acros film is a particularly nice combination. I’ll have a few more scans soon, but here’s one.
It gets a nice warm tone also that’s usually lacking in digital b&w, unless the shooter consciously adds it in via toning in photoshop. I’ll be shooting more of this for sure.