Burned Sataf forest. My film photography process in images and some results. (series of images)

Another long weekend here - tho days of Kippurim day plus two weekend days connected together - a great reason to do some extra activity that i don't able to finish during the regular weekends due to their shortness. I finished developing 4 rolls of film just during the last few days. I doing this slowly, kinda meditatively, so every roll is taking time to process each one by one.

Today I will show you some images from the developing process of the ilford FP4 125 black and white film that finished very fast when I shut it - only 24 frames and somehow this fact makes me happy and sad simultaneously. I can finish this shorter roll faster, but the whole of the developing process is not shorter, it same with the same amount of chemicals. And finally, after the drying, I have fewer frames to scan.

I exposed this roll last weekend in the burned Sataf forest, close to Jerusalem. I visited this place already 4 times and have to go there with my friend tomorrow evening as well. The light of the every time of day creates very different feelings of this gloomy place. All the trees are "painted" black and look like zombie trees. There is some feeling of the forest of the witches.


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And the same frame after the drying.

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those who used film, know what is "the last frame" phrase about:

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I used a Nikon F2 film camera with 20-32 lenses attached. I stopped it on 20mm and it was exactly the focal point that I wanted.

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The process is part of the fun! Can't wait to see more of the zombie trees!

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thank you!
will scan and post soon
listening to the whole album of the Prophets of Rage now.
I familiar with some songs of them

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LOOVE the tones!!!! Lovin' that F2 as well!!!1 WOOO!

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Every time I look at a negative I'm always amazed at how it turns into a nice looking positive.

The first and last frames of a roll of film are often pretty neat, in and of themselves.

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thank you for taking look, my friend.
Most of my analog cameras don't have this option for the last or first damaged roll - but two - this Nikon F2 and the Canon P do have

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Me encanta la fotografía analógica! Te felicito por rescatarla en estas época donde todo es digital.


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thank you for the kind words.
i started taking pictures with a digital camera but always dreamed about analog.

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