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Since developing in wine is working just fine, here are some papers inserted in a self made pinhole cameras, developed in a beer. I used the cheapest beer I could get (Lövenbräu 4,2% alc). The papers
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Since developing in wine is working just fine, here are some papers inserted in a self made pinhole cameras, developed in a beer. I used the cheapest beer I could get (Lövenbräu 4,2% alc). The papers
Ajvar (chutney) is a tasty and aromatic vegetable relish made of peppers, tomatoes, aubergines and spices. Ajvar is naturally rich in vitamin C/ It works pretty fast, and it is a mess… but it works… A
Did you know that almost anything that contains vegetables develops film if mixed with washing soda and vitamin C? Well, it does. Today I present you: The beetrootol 250 ml Red Beetroot juice 2 tsp of
Hello readers, I know it was pretty quiet last year here on the blog. It’s not that I had no new ideas or stuff to write about, but just very little time. This year I will hopefully have more time, as
I wish you and your families a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. See you in 2015!
I recently asked in the Caffenol Facebook group how I should shoot a roll of Kodak Technical Pan. Many people suggested I should shoot it at EI 25 or 50, but I also wanted to know if it is possible to
After a long, long (too long) break, we continue with our Series “A Coffee with…” where we present analog enthusiasts and their work. Today I am happy to talk with Becky Ramotowski, who has a real pas
I wish all of you and your families a Merry, Merry Christmas!
Mark your calendars! I will teach a 2 days caffenol workshop from 31.08-01.09.2013 together with Marco Spalluto at the Leica Gallery Salzburg. This 2 days workshop is suited for absolute beginners in
Today our journey takes us to Nottingham in the UK and we meet up with Gabriel Van Ingen, a photographer that has mostly given up digital. Read on, and look what he has to say. Caffenol: Hi Gabriel, g