Non-Binary Analog

Tag: believeinfilm

  • Signals Through Filtered Light

    Signals Through Filtered Light

    Signals Through Filtered Light

    I will do more of these. I’ve been passing these out in print but for the first time I’m making Non-Binary Analog’s first mini-zine, “Signals Through Filtered Light” available to download so you can just print it yourself. Best on A4 paper (here in America, our paper formats aren’t great for making zines). This series was something I originally made hoping a musician would use them in his album art but that didn’t pan out afaik. If I remember right, these were all taken with my -1 on some sort of tmax and developed in D-76.

    Download 1-Page Zine (A4) (pdf)
    Download 1-Page Zine (A4) (png)

  • Petroglyph at Grimes Point

    Petroglyph at Grimes Point

    September 13, 2020

    • 📷 Mamiya RZ67 Pro II
    • f/11.0
    • 1/250
    • 🎞️ Fuji Velvia 100


    Download high rez for free at flickr.

  • Big Sycamore Canyon Trail

    Big Sycamore Canyon Trail

    April 23rd, 2016

    This day, I ended up hiking for 20 miles carrying my heavy Mamiya RZ67. From the Newbury Park all the way to the ocean, then back through the Santa Monica mountains. I wouldn’t recommend this as a hiking camera.

    • Mamiya RZ67 Pro II
    • Mamiya Sekor Z 110mm f/2.8
    • f/8.0
    • 1/30
    • Kodak TMax 100 developed in xtol 1:1

    Download high resolution original for free from flickr.

  • Post in Portland

    Post in Portland

    June 24th, 2016

    The posters create layers like thick bark over the poles

    • Canon EOS K2
    • Canon EF 50mm 1:1.8 II
    • f4.8
    • 1/167
    • Kodak Portra 160

    Download high rez version for free at flickr

  • Cyanotypes

    Cyanotypes

    Playing with cyanotypes and a 4×5 negative of my MS-20 mini. My kids have leaves and toys on theirs.

    • iPhone XS
    • f/1.8
    • 1/3000
    • ISO 25
  • Bridge to Nowhere

    Bridge to Nowhere

    September 8th, 2013

    This was a rough 2 day backpacking trip, going up from the Azusa side of the San Gabriels up past the Bridge to Nowhere, along the San Gabriel River until it hooked up with Vincent Gap trail to HWY 2 above Wrightwood. My lightest SLR and possibly the lightest SLR ever, my EOS K2 has often accompanied me on hikes.

    Canon EOS K2
    Canon EF 50mm f/1.8
    Fuji Provia 100

    Download high resolution version for free on flickr.