Analog photography is my new time consuming hobby. I started in 2016 with pinhole photography, and I have gone on to use standard film cameras. It has dawned on me that analog photography is a huge discipline and there is enough material to immerse myself in the next few years. Bear with me it is not perfect, but I am striving to improve myself. I post my progress to this gallery as I continues to work.
Pinhole made in a coffee can. Gruve-6 / Longyearbyen / Svalbard
Pinhole photo made with Ondu 6×6. Ilford panf pluss medium format. FX-39 developer. Nervenes Svalbard
Pinhole photo for one year. 2016. Pinhole made with beer can.
Colesbay Svalbard february 2017.
Old port in Svea / Van Mijenfjorden. Fuji GW690III. f/11 1/60s. T-MAX 400 Rodinal 1/50.
2017. Nikon FM2, Ilford HP5 Plus 1600 iso, Rodinal developer.
Pinhole photo in Gipsdalen made with Ondu 6×6. Ilford panf pluss medium format. FX-39 developer.
Box pinhole photo. Ilford multigrade IV RC deluxe. 21x30cm.
2017. Nikon FM2, Ilford HP5 Plus 1600 iso, Rodinal developer.
2017. Nikon FM2, Ilford HP5 Plus 400 iso, Rodinal.
Pinhole photo made with Ondu 6×6. Ilford panf pluss medium format. FX-39 developer.
2017, Nikon FM2, Ilford HP5 Plus 1600 iso, Rodinal developer.
Port of Longyearbyen 2017 taken with Nikon fm2
Pinhole photo made with Ondu 6×6. Ilford panf pluss medium format. FX-39 developer.
Boat propeller in Longyearbyen port. Nikon FM2, Ilford HP5 Plus 1600 iso, Rodinal developer.
Titan crane at Hotellneset in Longyearbyen. Nikon FM2, Ilford HP5 Plus 1600 iso, Rodinal developer.
All photography that is involving a photochemical process, I define as analog photography. Photographic film/paper, wet plate or similar. So far I have made my own simple pinhole cameras till I ended up buying a new Ondu 6×6 pinhole camera. It was a lot easier… I have now moved on to Nikon FM2 camera for 135 film, and Fuji GW690iii (Texas Leica) for 120 film. Large format photography is planed a little further into the future.