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Geese
This photograph is actually a composite image
of a photo I took of two geese on a frozen lake and a photo of some clouds. Both
pictures were taken with a Mamiya/Sekor SLR using Black & White 35mm film. The
compositing and developement was done in the darkroom using dodging/burning techniques as
well as planned timed exposures.
To get the photo of the geese, I was bicycling one winter and
decided to jump a fence and meet some animals. |
 Harley
I went through a good amount of high contrast
film to produce this image. First, I took a photograph of this 1995 model red
Heritage Softail Harley Davidson, decked out with alot of chrome, with my old Mamiya Sekor
SLR. Then, years later, I thought I'd reprint the negative with some creative
darkroom techniques. So I made an 8x10 high contrast negative and an 8x10 positive
onto film. Then I offset the two, and contact printed the result on film. Then
I simply contact printed the resulting film sheet onto black and white photographic paper
to produce the image seen here. I also did a version of this on hand coated
cyanatype paper. |
 Tennis
Doubles
This black and white photograph was taken at a
Tennis Doubles tournament in 1996. The double exposure was created with a Nikon 6006 in
camera, which is not supposed to be possible. |
 Photogram
This image is actually a photogram. No
film was harmed during the production of this photograph. Photograms involve using a
light source to expose silver geletin photographic paper while certain objects placed on
the paper obstruct and refract the path of the light, thus varying the intensity of the
exposure.
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© Adam Z Lein, 1999 All artwork property of Adam Lein, unless
otherwise noted.