How Kodak Film is/was Made

Only thing I can say is Fascinating! And I can only wonder now if vegan hipsters knew that animal products were a part of photographic film would they still shoot film or even watch movies in cinemas? 

A good start to a photoshoot

Here is one of the photographs I shot for the "I'm not there" shoot. Matthew the model was very energetic and possessed a sunny personality, he was the first model I started the shoot at 9am in the morning and it was a nice start for the day where I've six models to shoot. 

Camera: Nikon F100 + Nikkor 24-70mm f2.8 G

Film: Kodak Tri-X 400 shot at box speed
Processed in Ilford DD-X

Scanned with Epson Perfection V750

Team:
Photographer: Bugra Ergil

Stylist: Lenita Visan

Makeup artist: Jess Summers
 
Hair Stylist: Yumi Noh

Model: Matthew @Grey 


Highkey

Old photographic trick. Though in my opinion it is a cliché trick that many "new to photography-photographers" love to do and fill their portfolio with a whole entire photoshoot of highkey photos! As long as its done well and they are shot and used with a photoshoot that go well together its a good trick. 

Camera: Pentax 67 MkII + Pentax SMC 105mm f2.4

Film: Kodak Tri-X 400 shot at box speed
Processed in Ilford DD-X

Scanned with Epson Perfection V750 Pro

Team:
Photographer: Bugra Ergil
 (me)
Stylist: Lenita Visan

Makeup artist: Jess Summers

Hair Stylist: Yumi Noh

Model: Moylin Arowoshola @First