What's wrong?

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  Nicole

• Apr 2, 2008

Looks like bubbles, too much photo-flo and left to dry on film. Can you see any residue on the film? Try rewashing.

 

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  Michel Hardy-Vallée

• Apr 2, 2008

Hey, I know it's a processing mistake (I'd go with Nicole about photo-flo as well), but it's definitely very cool!

 

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  Akki14

• Apr 2, 2008

awesome bubbles.
Luckily it sounds like it's not a fatal flaw in processing, if it is just photoflo (which it probably is, not much else makes froth with that big of bubbles)

 

• Rick Tapio

• Apr 2, 2008

Dont remove the bubbles!!!! I think it adds to the photograph. A good departure from reality.

Rick Tapio

 

• ctscanner

• Apr 2, 2008

Kind of a neat effect actually! Sort of a manipulated image, which neither used D*****L, or intentional human intervention.

George

 

• removed account4

• Apr 2, 2008

great stuff doubrovsky
i should send some of my film there

john

added later:

the tower's eyes
frowned cornice
if it could only glance up
for just one second
the sky so bubbly would add a smirk
to the sad church

 

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  Mike Té

• Apr 2, 2008

...and then the pigeons stuck on there.

 

• walter23

• Apr 2, 2008

Magic mushrooms in the developer.

 

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  Pete Millson

• Apr 2, 2008

It may be that you put two films in the tank and only chemicals enough for one (I've done it - luckily not a job!). The chemicals would slosh around enough to develop the film when you agitate but when the tank's sat still, the top film sits amid bubbles.

PETE.
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  naknak

• Apr 2, 2008

Paper developer overshaking.I've lost many photographs.
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