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Silver Creek Pathway on DIY Redscale

color photo tinted yellow/orange looking up at mostly bare birch trunks against a cloudy blue sky.

•camera: pentax k1000

•film stock: fujifilm superia 400 (flipped)

•developed and scanned: pink folder film house

These photos were made with DIY redscale film made from Fuji Superia 400 film stock. It is made by unrolling a cassette of the film in a darkroom (or bag), cutting it off of the spool, then flipping the film and taping it back together. This way, light passes through the film base before hitting the emulsion, thereby taking on the color of film bases (in this case, yellow-orange). I absolutely love Fuji Superia 400 exposed in this way. I can’t help it!

I made these photos late last October at Silver Creek Pathway.

color photo tinted yellow/orange looking across the Manistee river at a set of small, fallen tree trunks. the near bank is visible in the foreground.
color photo tinted yellow/orange of a log in the Manistee River. The sunlight is reflecting significantly off the water on the right and top right of the frame, up river.
color photo tinted yellow/orange looking up at a tree with late fall foliage against a cloudy sky/ the sun is shining through the clouds in the bottom left of the frame.
color photo tinted yellow/orange of some free trunks and branches sticking out over the Manistee River. The photo looks upriver.
color photo tinted yellow/orange looking up the Manistee river. three limbs stick out of the water and bare birch trunks are visible on the far bank.
color photo tinted yellow/orange looking up at mostly bare birch trunks against a cloudy blue sky.
color photo tinted yellow/orange looking across the Manistee river at a set of small, fallen tree trunks. the near bank is visible in the foreground.
color photo tinted yellow/orange looking up the Manistee river at an a-frame pop up camper beneath a large, bare tree. some surrounding trees still have fall foliage.
color photo tinted yellow/orange looking up at mostly bare birch trunks against a cloudy blue sky.

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2 responses to “Silver Creek Pathway on DIY Redscale”

  1. Keturah Avatar
    Keturah

    Love, love, love these photographs, Pauly Marvin! Thank you for bringing your gifts, and the beauty of your gifts, into the world!!

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    1. Pauly V Avatar
      Pauly V

      thank you, mom! <3

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