Analog push process is when you take a low speed film and shoot it with much higher speed. I usually use Ilford Hp5 ISO 400 and shoot it at ISO 3200. Push process always means longer development times and bigger grain. On this picture of my dog, the grain is extremely big due to the push process and also because it is a blow-up picture, which means the oryginal picture is much bigger, and this is a big crop of the picture.
This film photography was shot in Poland couple years ago. My older son was sleeping with our cat in a wooden box, and the yonunger was chilling and laughing at older brother.
I have surfed really big waves in Peniche, especially on Supertubos spot – you can see it HERE, but when the swell was small I was walking around making analog bnw photography. Peniche, Portugal 2019.
Black cats suppose to bring bad luck, but this one on my street photography blog just made me a nice picture. Like his lazy attitude and how the lines of the stairs make the composition.
My analog photography blog is also about travel photography. Sometimes photos are not stunning, but a nice memory for me. This photo is just like that.
Analog street photography in city Łódź in Poland. Lady passing by a monument graffiti wall. I had just a while to take this shot, and manual focus analog lens didn’t make it simple.
