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I'm seriously out of practice shooting infrared film. This roll was largely overexposed to the point of no return, but I was able to scan these three. As always, they were shot using a deep red IR filter and these were processed using a Rodinal stand process, 1 + 100 for 1 hour.

Photographer:: troch
Uploaded:: 2012-08-23
Tags:: 120 b&w black and white canada deep red filter diy holga infrared ir medium format rodinal stand process summer
Camera:: Holga 120 N (available in our shop)
Film:: Rollei Infrared
City:: Sunshine Coast, BC
Country/region:: Canada
Year:: 2012
Time:: noon
Albums:: Three IR Shots

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neanderthalis · 2012-08-24 00:38
That is a lovely scene
fotoflix · 2012-08-24 12:50
Beautiful!
lazybuddha · 2012-09-09 20:51
I agree with neanderthalis.

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