Developing at home, a year later
After a year of developing black-and-white film in the kitchen, the biggest lesson is boring: temperature matters more than chemistry. A cheap thermometer did more for consistency than any new developer.
Slow travel, film photography and things worth writing down.
After a year of developing black-and-white film in the kitchen, the biggest lesson is boring: temperature matters more than chemistry. A cheap thermometer did more for consistency than any new developer.
Trains, a paper map and one roll of film per day. The rule was simple: no photos of anything that already has a postcard.
One focal length forces you to walk. Walking forces you to look. That is most of photography.