X-processed Sensia @ the TB Hospital

for Wastefulspace…..

X-processed fuji film, shot at an abandoned Sanatarium/converted nursing home/police training building. You can see in the first hallway shot, I “color corrected”. X-processing gives a definite different feel to things, the contrast gets wicked out of control though, I’m not really sure it’s worth “wasting” the film to experiment, but one never knows what they’ll like if they never try, right?

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3 Responses to “X-processed Sensia @ the TB Hospital”

wastefulspace Says:
March 21, 2008 at 12:35 pm

I absolutely agree! , although I really want to see How Velvia and Elitechrome slide looks like processed as E-6 and not c-41. Because as much as it is fun to look at, the over saturation and contrast kind of makes everything look unreal.

THanks for this post…must check out the sensia next time.
Do check my next post all about c-41 films…it’s a real doozy. LOL.

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megan Says:
April 22, 2008 at 6:34 pm

love the pictures of the hallway. very bleak.

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Peter J. Crowley Says:
May 13, 2008 at 7:57 am

Where have you been? now that’s it is spring even up here in Ct. I was looking for some new work? I have some on site and blog a new one coming today but where’s Edye? enjoy pjc

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