Scanned Slides and Negatives

It is of a group of guys in one of the working class neighborhoods of Bangkok playing a popular South East Asian sport called Takraw. -Kodachrome 35mm slide film (Image made circa 1990)

It is a net sport which looks like a combination of volleyball and soccer. The traditional ball is made of rattan, although modern versions are now plastic. -Kodachrome 35mm slide film (Image made circa 1990)

One of my projects while in Covid Isolation is to scan some of the thousands of analog photos I've made over the fifty years I've been making photographs. This is a series I made in Thailand around 1990. -Kodachrome 35mm slide film

The game involves a lot of amazing acrobatics and this group was having fun showing off their skills for the camera. -Kodachrome 35mm slide film (Image made circa 1990)

All these images were made on the legendary Kodachrome ISO 64 color slide film using my Leica M6 camera with a 50mm lens.

This image was made using Fuji Neopan ISO 400 black and white negative film in a Leica M6 camera with a Minolta 18mm ultra wide angle lens. I developed the film in Kodak D-76 1:1 dilution and scanned the negatives in a Nikon Coolscan 9000. I call it hand made photography.

Image made with Mamyia 645 Medium Format Camera, Kodak TMax 100 film, hand tinted in Photoshop

Image made with Mamyia 645 Medium Format Camera, Kodak TMax 100 film,

Toyo Field Camera, 6X7" format, Ilford HP5+ 400 film