Horizon 202, yacht, friends and Kentmere 35mm film
a few weeks ago i had some interesting conversation with my friend Hans-Jürgen. it was about film photography – a different techniques, types of film and everything around experience in this interesting subject. as result of this conversation Juergen sent me 4 rolls of this unknown to me Kentmere film. it took some time to finish already loaded Kodak TMX and to load one of the rolls of Kentmere. i chose ISO 100 for the wide open panoramic Horizon 202 and semi-stand developing technique in R09 (One Touch) developer. i found these results much more contrasts and rich in details than Fomapan 35mm 100-200-400 ISO films i used before. the density of emulsion feels thicker and subjects are almost touchable.
enjoy the longography..
thank you
Beautiful photography Victor. Thank you for sharing and inspiring.
Always bug pleasure Daniel
Hi Victor!
Wow… It must have been fun on that yacht with your friends and soemhow I feel I was (a little bit) there too. 🙂
You kow how to catch the atmosphere and mood and I am very happy that you like the film.
Thank you very much for sharing the results!
Have a great week, dear friend,
Jürgen
Hey Jurgen ! It was very nice to try Kentmere film in these extreme light conditiins. I finished another roll with the same camera and will develop it this week. Another roll just waiting when i will finish to expose with Ricoh and will go inside this camera also this week. I loved the results i got and have to say thank you my friend ! More is coming very soon.
Excellent and engaging photography, as always! I do like Kentmere film as well, good and cheap! 🙂
As i said i got it as gift from my friend and now when i developed 2 from 4 i fallen in love with this film. Going to purchase some amount. Thank you for the kind words my friend !!
It’s a great film and I love the prices! 🙂
it’s an interesting format…
love the genuine moments you’ve captured, as you always do…
Thank you Alexandra! Im in love with this longography. will post more very soon
Beautiful results…wonderful images!