I check into your site from time to time. Glad to see you are still producing such nice work—you are evolving all the time!
(I emailed you about a year ago with some Technika questions—I went to the U of O photo department when Bernie Freemesser was there, as I believe remembering you did as well.)
Can you please tell me whether you your using transparency film or color neg for this series? Very nicely balanced color. Who do you use for color film processing these days?
Hi - I don't have your email to respond but I like using Kodak Porta 400NC C-41 color negative film in 4x5 and processed by Edgar Praus, www.4photolab.com. Not much point in shooting chromes anymore and the negs are more forgiving - only problem is that it's expensive.
Reader Comments (add yours)
1. Nicolas — Jan 11 2010 01:24 PM
Beautiful. I love the 'snow mood' and the pink frozen nose. :)
2. David — Jan 11 2010 04:30 PM
Beautiful and timeless.
3. Arne — Jan 28 2010 05:20 PM
Hey, Frank
I check into your site from time to time. Glad to see you are still producing such nice work—you are evolving all the time!
(I emailed you about a year ago with some Technika questions—I went to the U of O photo department when Bernie Freemesser was there, as I believe remembering you did as well.)
Can you please tell me whether you your using transparency film or color neg for this series? Very nicely balanced color. Who do you use for color film processing these days?
4. Frank — Jan 29 2010 11:56 AM
Hi - I don't have your email to respond but I like using Kodak Porta 400NC C-41 color negative film in 4x5 and processed by Edgar Praus, www.4photolab.com. Not much point in shooting chromes anymore and the negs are more forgiving - only problem is that it's expensive.