I love using film because there's such an oppurtunity to play and experiement with different fillm stocks and this one is my absolute favourite. This was taken with Kodak Aerochrome. It's a discontinued film that was used for aerial surveying. It responds like regular colour light except that the red dye layer is also sensitive to infrared frequencies. This is most abundantly reflected off foliage which is why you get these unique red/pink tones.
This was shot with a Bronica SQ-A 6x6 medium format camera.
![image showing I took Infrared Film to Milford Valley, New Zealand [OC] [5000x5000]](2dd8a533-f0a4-554d-9e3d-4d1c71f1e0e9.jpg)
life_is_a_conspiracy on June 29th, 2021 at 22:34 UTC »
I love using film because there's such an oppurtunity to play and experiement with different fillm stocks and this one is my absolute favourite. This was taken with Kodak Aerochrome. It's a discontinued film that was used for aerial surveying. It responds like regular colour light except that the red dye layer is also sensitive to infrared frequencies. This is most abundantly reflected off foliage which is why you get these unique red/pink tones.
This was shot with a Bronica SQ-A 6x6 medium format camera.
Self Developed at home with E6 chemistry.
You can find more of my experimental analog photography on my instagram @jase.film and website www.jasondefreitas.com
MurkyGlover on June 30th, 2021 at 00:37 UTC »
This is an album cover waiting to happen, dude.
boygriv on June 30th, 2021 at 01:05 UTC »
You can always tell a Milford Valley.