and my first attempt at developing my own film. Dust is the enemy!
Kodak T Max 100 developed in Ilfotec DD-X, 7 mins @ 20c
This flower grows just outside of our back yard. I’ve walked past it a million times but this one evening the light was slanting onto it in such a way that the flower head was illuminated but the foliage was in the shade. That’s one of the things I love about photography – being able to preserve a fleeting moment in time and what one day looks ordinary can be transformed the next. This flower hasn’t been lit the same way since and now it’s starting to die off.
JOHN PICKLES 
but you succeeded … beautiful
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Thank you! Still got a lot to learn but enjoying the process. Thanks for stopping by and commenting.
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IThis looks like an interesting image. know what you mean about dust. Watermarks tend to be my enemy. I can manage fine with medium format film but 35mm are a real pain – my arms aren’t really long enough!
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Also managed to scratch some of the negatives with the ‘squeegee’. I’ll be a little more careful next time.
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I only ever use wet fingers to ‘squeegee’ – nearly everyone more experienced than me warned me off using the squeegee too.
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Good advice. I’ll try that next time. Thanks.
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It’s beautiful!
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Thank you I’m glad you like it!
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gorgeous capture, flowers are always so lovely
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Thanks. I’m always amazed at the exquisite detail of flowers.
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