Sirius Glass
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Need I say more?
I made this mistake with developing sheet film in a Combi-Plan tank.
I was told that 6 sheet films in one carrier could give problems. I never gave it much thought, up until this accident a fully filled carrier was working fine for me. Then one day this happened...! From here on I only loaded four films into one carrier, because if you load six sheet films they can "stick" to each other and the part that sticks doesn't develop/stop/fix. So no development is what happened at the black spot.
About the shot:
Polder in late summer/early autumn 2009 in the south of The Netherlands near the Belgian border.
This polder is part of a nature compensation project. In the coming years this farmland will be given back to nature an will turn into wetland by taking away the dyke you see in the photo. Behind the dyke is the Westerschelde.
TMX 4x5" + D-76
Linhof Master Technika 197x
Scanned (quickly) on an Epson V700 with Silverfast 6.x
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