Graham Hughes' photos with the keyword: still life

Silver gelatin 8 x 10 negative. Fuji HR Xray film. Sinar P 8 x 10 Camera. Industar 37 lense. F11. 2 sec exposure. Iso 12. Developed in Ilford Multigrade 1+ 25.

Silver gelatin 8 x 10 negative. Fuji HR Xray film. Sinar P 8 x 10 Camera. Industar 37 lense. F16. 3 sec exposure. Iso 12. Developed in Ilford Multigrade 1+ 25.

Silver gelatin 8 x 10 negative. Fuji HR Xray film. Sinar P 8 x 10 Camera. Industar 37 lense. F11. 2 sec exposure. Iso 12. Developed in Ilford Multigrade 1+ 25.

Canon EOS 30D. Pottery by Graham Hughes ...30 years ago. Shino glase. the first and only jug I ever made, and gave to my mother...was great for mint sauce at xmas feasts. It's funny I didnt make more, I collect jugs now. There's something about the purpose and shape of a good jug, and the pouring of.

Canon EOS 30D. Pottery by Graham Hughes ...30 years ago. Shino glase. This was back in the day when the Shino recipe was still slightly secretive as used by Len Castle and other NZ potters. I loved throwing on a wheel and believed that being able to throw a strong and perfect cylinder was an art in itself, and I could do that and practised it as if a zen master.

Canon EOS 30D. Pottery by Graham Hughes ...30 years ago. Shino glase. This was back in the day when the Shino recipe was still slightly secretive as used by Len Castle and other NZ potters. I loved throwing on a wheel and believed that being able to throw a strong and perfect cylinder was an art in itself, and I could do that and practised it as if a zen master.

Canon EOS 30D. Pottery by Graham Hughes ...30 years ago. Shino glase. the first and only jug I ever made, and gave to my mother...was great for mint sauce at xmas feasts. It's funny I didnt make more, I collect jugs now. There's something about the purpose and shape of a good jug, and the pouring of.

Canon EOS 30D. Potter unknown. Hospice shop purchase

Canon EOS 30D. Potter unknown. Hospice shop purchase

© Graham Hughes 2016 All Rights Reserved Silver gelatin paper negative process. Unknown expired paper. Kodak No. 3 LF Camera, Unknown brass projection lense. Developed in Moersch Eco 4812 Scanned and inverted, no digital kissing. Taken inside Gallery259 with natural light March 2016. People may be interested in this article I wrote several years ago when I fell in love with paper negatives, the journey continues. www.ipernity.com/blog/kiwivagabond/501429 This is my latest Gallery259 Analogue Resistance Mag Vol 4, on 35mm paper negatives. www.joomag.com/magazine/gallery259-analogue-resistance-magazine-vol-4/0231531001430734249?short Vol 1 - 4 are accessible here www.ipernity.com/blog/kiwivagabond/820802

© Graham Hughes 2016 All Rights Reserved Silver gelatin paper negative process. Unknown expired paper. Kodak No. 3 LF Camera, Unknown brass projection lense. Developed in Moersch Eco 4812 Scanned and inverted, no digital kissing. Taken inside Gallery259 with natural light March 2016.

© Graham Hughes 2016 All Rights Reserved Silver gelatin paper negative process. Unknown expired paper. Kodak No. 3 LF Camera, Unknown brass projection lense. Developed in Moersch Eco 4812 Scanned and inverted, no digital kissing. Taken inside Gallery259 with natural light March 2016

© Graham Hughes 2016 All Rights Reserved Silver gelatin paper negative process. Unknown expired paper. Kodak No. 3 LF Camera, Unknown brass projection lense. Developed in Moersch Eco 4812 Scanned and gently digitally kissed. Taken inside Gallery259 with natural light.

© Graham Hughes 2016 All Rights Reserved Silver gelatin paper negative process. Unknown expired paper. Kodak No. 3 LF Camera, Unknown brass projection lense. Developed in Moersch Eco 4812 Scanned and gently digitally kissed. Taken inside Gallery259 with natural light March 2016.

© Graham Hughes 2016 All Rights Reserved Silver gelatin paper negative process. Unknown expired paper. Kodak No. 3 LF Camera, Unknown brass projection lense. Developed in Moersch Eco 4812 Scanned and gently digitally kissed in Nik Silver FX. Taken inside Gallery259 with natural light March 2016.