Today I combined two of my hobbies - home brewing and film photography. I shot these photos with my Minolta X-700 on Fuji Neopan 400 and developed it in Kodak HC-110(b). This is the first roll of Neopan I have ever used. I was about to bottle my Oatmeal Stout and shot these to finish off a roll that I used to take a photo essay in the Valley(I'll post those tomorrow(its getting late)). So far I really like the look of this film - its definitely similar to Ilford HP5 and Kodak Tri-X but I'm not ready to say which I like best yet. On these images I noticed that the mid-tones looked nice - but I usually don't shoot film indoors so I can't say for sure if that's due to the properties of the film.....more on all of this tomorrow...
'Bottle Study' - I try to mostly use recycled bottles.
The airlock on my glass, secondary fermenter.
'Bottles from Above'
I've picked up a few of these old pop-crates at estate sales - the are perfect for home-brewing.
2 comments:
It would be nice to have some shots of the bottling in action - there is just too much going on to shoot and bottle at the same time.
Love your page, and cutting out the handwritten stamps... what a great idea
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