Big Orange Crayon
musical things
PG Six and the Kamikaze Hearts
Caffe Lena, Saratoga, NY
June 23rd, 2002
This was my first time at Caffe Lena and my first time going to a show with Jen and I enjoyed both.
The negatives came out a little more dense than the film scanner is capable of handling, so until I figure out another way of getting them into the computer, the Kamikaze Hearts ones (the only ones where I had to put faces on Zone VIII) will look weird. But otherwise, I now remember why I like Tri-X so much (I had to use it this time because it was the only film that I had in my bag). I like how the high speed film that Kodak made in the 50s looks better pushed three stops than their current speedy guy (T-Max p3200) looks at its intended speed. Technology marches on. But enough photo dorking...
Pictures:
PG Six
The Kamikaze Hearts
Angry! Here's the bigger one
Camera stuff:
Body: Nikon FM2n
Lenses: 50mm f/1.4 and 24mm f/2.8 Nikkors
Film: Kodak Tri-X exposed at ISO 3200, developed in Microphen (1+1) for 20 minutes at 24 degrees, which was probably a minute or so too long.
Please don't use these elsewhere unless you are in one of the bands or are a nice person.