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.

Bromeliad19 years ago

A view down the front of a Bromeliad flower.

Tree and leaves in Infrared18 years ago

A tree with brilliantly white leaves

Nook & Cranny NYC18 years ago

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

Waiting for the train18 years ago

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

Bird in the snow18 years ago

A bird sitting in the snow.

Uniformity, all the way up18 years ago

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

An Ocotillo15 years ago

An Ocotillo in the middle of the summer.

Ghosts of Bracewell19 years ago

The destroyed fragments of a radio telescope with a ghost.

Ghosts and the ruins of Bracewell19 years ago

The destroyed fragments of a radio telescope with a ghost.

A crack in the dish19 years ago

A crack in the side of a radio telescope

Star Trails19 years ago

A intact dish and star trails

Structural19 years ago

A intact radio telescope dish

Painting in the dark19 years ago

A lightpainting in the ruins

Manhattan Beach Pier18 years ago

A pier stretching off into the dark sky

Pacific Night18 years ago

The rocky beach in Pescadero at night