Magenta wishes

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I wish for this new year to experiment more with analog photography, especially with soups. I only did it once and the results can be seen here. Experimenting is the best and I want to do that more than ever.

For this soup I used: Green tea, some pomegranate seeds, lemon and salt.
I took the photos with enough enthusiasm and anxiety to taste the soup :D. Once I finished it I put the reel in the preparation and beat it vigorously for 15 minutes, then I rinsed it and let it dry for a whole day - I live in a very dry climate so it was enough. And then I developed it. As soon as the negatives were dry, I cut them up and scanned them.

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Analog photography
I have used a Pentax Zx-m + Kodak gold 100 2012 expired + Developed and scanned at home

San Juan, Argentina

I wish you all a beautiful and bright year, full of art, abundance and joy!

Cheers
Bárbara Bezina ♥

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I feel some nostalgia about analog photos. I had some film rolls in my desk drawer for many years, forgot about them, and they all expired and went to the trash. It was a pity for them because they could have been used for experiments like yours.
I love magenta, this is the color of spirituality.

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Too bad they went to the trash! Some expired films work perfectly and others have effects like these magenta that fascinate me! 💗

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I wouldn't have thrown them out, but that's your business. I collect my bad pictures separately and then take and recycle them as a collage or anything.

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Those are great! I love the colours, and love the composition. You do a great job with these. Good luck with your further experimentation!

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