Film emulsion

There's a multitude of emulsions available, even after a lot of them have been discontinued. Each one reacts a little differently to light, both in terms of requiring more or less light, but also in terms of reacting in various unique ways to light.

San Jose City Hall19 years ago

The San Jose City Hall at night, with glass panels, crossprocessed.

Tree and leaves in Infrared19 years ago

A tree with brilliantly white leaves

Waiting for the train19 years ago

A series of repeating girders in the Penn Station subway station underground.

Nook & Cranny NYC19 years ago

A blocked off stairway down in New York City with brick walls

An Ocotillo16 years ago

An Ocotillo in the middle of the summer.

Bird in the snow19 years ago

A bird sitting in the snow.

A crack in the dish20 years ago

A crack in the side of a radio telescope

Ghosts and the ruins of Bracewell20 years ago

The destroyed fragments of a radio telescope with a ghost.

Structural20 years ago

A intact radio telescope dish

Ghosts of Bracewell20 years ago

The destroyed fragments of a radio telescope with a ghost.

Uniformity, all the way up19 years ago

A repeating pattern along the side of a New York City building.

Manhattan Beach Pier19 years ago

A pier stretching off into the dark sky

Pacific Night19 years ago

The rocky beach in Pescadero at night

Star Trails20 years ago

A intact dish and star trails

Painting in the dark20 years ago

A lightpainting in the ruins