
A strange boiler is staring at me – it’s standing in the former electric power station in Berlin!
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A strange boiler is staring at me – it’s standing in the former electric power station in Berlin!

Oooooh I love this!
It’s a Kodachrome, developed in Caffenol.




(it’s only a bad scan taken with my phone …)
Actually, this week has been exactly the same as last week: I’ve spent a lot of time in my darkroom, but also on the computer, editing my film! It’s already 12 minutes long … I reckon it’ll end up being 30 minutes in total! I’ll attach a few of my favourite clips for you!
The workshop in the countryside was brilliant: two days, a small group (eight students and a co-tutor), mild autumn weather – we collected lots of plants, mushrooms, berries and flowers and used them to make an effective developer! We developed 16 mm film in buckets!!
This was probably my last workshop of the year.




Some clips (click on the image!!):
Just love them so much … little mistakes … light leaked in …

It’s a shadow in the desert … it’s a cut piece of film, actually two pieces glued together … I think …


Snow mountains and lints …
Fresh postcards back from the printer! Kotti, pinhole picture.


The Lüneburg Heath is famous for its heath sheep, they are extremely woolly … and they have beautifully curled horns.
I didn’t find any so I had to draw them!!
= Evening primrose with fluff!!

(Super 8, Kodak Vision 200)
This week I’ve had all my Super 8 cassettes digitised: two in colour, one in black and white, one Kodachrome (which turned out orange – and when flipped, it’s blue! You have already seen it …) …
And now I’m starting to sort through them and jot down my thoughts to get an overview of this huge pile of footage!
My current film is going to be long – I reckon about 30 minutes. I’ve never made a Super 8 film this long before …
Here are a few snippets!



I’m beginning to digitize all my film footage from recently – Lüneburger Heide / Heath – and cutting out little pieces for fun!
