Good ideas may be right in front of you, literally. Oldskool_rider was doing what he loves best, riding his BMX with an analogue goodie in hand – searching for the perfect shot. Passing some graffiti on the way to his next meet up he realized that you do not need graffiti motifs to actually shoot graffiti!
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As long as you have a permanent marker, a dark room and some imagination you should be fine!
Here’s how:
- Unwind the film in your darkroom
- Whip out your secret weapon – the permanent marker – to write on the film (remember, if you write with a black marker the text will be white when you develop your shots)
- When you are done writing – roll the film back up and shoot again!
- Don’t tell your lab what you have done as they will refuse to develop your negatives claiming that it will ruin their chemicals (it won’t as it’s permanent marker)
- Have fun!
17 Kommentare
Very cool! I keep meaning to try this - but suffer from being occasionally lazy! But i will do it - i will - or just let oldskool keep doing it!
Great tipster! I thought about this too, and as matt didn't find the occasion to make it... but I think I'll try it out one day! :)))
yea gotta be done one day!!! safe tip!!
Sounds fun! I'll need a darkroom now.
Greaaat!
i love it!
nice! thatll spice up a boring color neg.
Excellent, and on shot 8 you really have the impression it's actually written on the wall !!!
love this !
ha..ha..ha great!!!!! I always try to follow your technique.
These are awesome. I've been admiring these for some time. I will for sure give it a try one day.
This is absolutely fantastic!
The gallery is beautiful!
tats cool man...must try it!!!!
cool idea!
Great idea and results!
if i stuffed a towel under the door crack in my bathroom and turned the lights out would that still not be enough? :(
I will try that ASAP!
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