the result of sweaty fingers fumbling in the dark for over an hour
Behold: an undeveloped roll from 1975, taken by a South Vietnamese soldier (my sister’s father-in-law) while fleeing from the Viet Cong. Should I develop it myself or take it to a lab?
I’ve been too busy organizing support for a proposed homeless shelter in Koreatown to post any photos, but here are some beautiful medium format photos taken by a really cool neighbor and friend I made!
He’s an old-school 70s punk who hasn’t lost his sense of rebellion even now. I’m so honored to have these protests documented with real black and white film. Check out his photobook project:
Source: instagram.com
My last @_alice_glass photo. #35mm #film #filmphotography #filmsnotdead #istillshootfilm #ilford #blackandwhite #analogue #analog #silvergelatin #goth #shootfilm #bnw #slr #canon #crystalcastles #aliceglass #snowblood #losangeles #hc110 (at The Teragram Ballroom)
Thrift shop in Echo Park playing Edward Scissorhands
Alice Glass at the Teragram Ballroom 4.26.18
the last shot on an expired roll of Kodak Ektachrome Lumiere 100 slide film (e-6 process because I’m not an idiot)
mononymic reblogged
So my girlfriend sent me this link here, basically what Kaori writes here (back then she was one of his long term girlfriends) that she was used by him, degraded to the point where she had suicidal thoughts, worked for him without any kind of pay, that he sees his models as inferior to him and that’s how he treated Kaori too. It ended up with her struggling through the last 16 years, having stalkers, money issues and as you can imagine, being broken as a human being.
Thanks for reading and uh, I’d say don’t support his work. At least don’t buy it for the prices people ask for (also, dont buy it new) and generally, I’d be happy with all these old people who exploit their models/the people they work with completely gone from the art scene.