in-camera double exposure done with my Fuji X-Pro 1, a feature i’ll surely have to use more often. ©2012 scott nichol all rights reserved no unauthorized use
Category Archives: studio light
Nude and Chair
simple nudes with a chair. model: keira grant shot on expired polaroid type 55. scan of the negatives. ©2012 scott nichol all rights reserved no unauthorized use
Nude and Light, Untitled
a friend gave me some old Agfa APX25 that i decided to shoot and process. nice, quick development times in XTOL, long exposure latitude. model: NuJen scan from 120 negative, processed in photoshop and lightroom. shot with my Mamiya RZ67 ©2012 scott nichol all rights reserved no unauthorized use
none of the true
model: Keira Grant ©2012 scott nichol all rights reserved no unauthorized use
Make No Promises
model: iDiivil shot on Ilford Delta 100, scan of the 4×5 negative ©2012 scott nichol all rights reserved no unauthorized use
Onryo
Onryō (怨霊) is a mythological spirit from Japanese folklore who is able to return to the physical world in order to seek vengeance. model: iDiivil ©2012 scott nichol all rights reserved no unauthorized use like all of my work here, this is not to be used as stock without explicit permission.
Your Roots Are Showing
i have always loved this sort of figure study. just a model and a photographer and a gray paper sweep finding the beauty that is the female form. back to my roots, i guess. i love women. model: ginger © 2012 scott nichol all rights reserved no unauthorized use
Potassium Dichromate and Other Influencers
so, i’ve been itching to get down into the darkroom again and try contact printing some of my 4×5 negatives with some of the traditional processes that i love. friday’s experiments with salt print didn’t produce much worth noting. and saturday’s experiments with van dyke brown just started out rather dreadful. the prints were comingContinue reading “Potassium Dichromate and Other Influencers”
First 4×5 Enlargements
so, i recently won an ebay auction for an Omega D-II enlarger which gives me the ability to make silver gelatin prints of my 4×5 negatives. having the ability to make original prints from these negatives is a real joy and it’s also kind of curious that this image printed out much differently than theContinue reading “First 4×5 Enlargements”
Caffeinated
shot in my small studio on 4×5 film, this negative was developed in Caffenol, a developer based on coffee, sodium carbonate, and vitamin C. development was at 72°F for 12 minutes, a bit warmer than i’d tried before, attempting to get a little more density on the negative. and i did.
So Many Stars 