Jim Rohan
@jimrohanjr.bsky.social
Retired from the commercial photography world. Currently in the amateur photography world. Awful cameras, often with even worse film. Printmaker. Hiker. Reader of history. www.jamesrohan.com Most of my photos at https://www.flickr.com/photos/jimrohan/
"Minutes to Sunset". Four consecutive frames from a Kodak Brownie Holiday 127 film camera.
575 Fifth Avenue, 2008 Manhattan, New York Camera: Holga 120N Film: Adox 100 #hollynorthrop #hollynorthropphotography #photographersofbluesky #photography #streetphotography #newyorkcity #analog #holga #lomo #filmphotography #blackandwhitephotograph #gawker
Kodachrome Basin, Utah. A great place to wander around and avoid some of the crowds you run into at the Utah national parks. This photo was made with a modified Agfa Isoly camera.
Lady Liberty emerges from her hole. Takes a look around and sees her own shadow. Goes back in hole for another six weeks. Probably all for the best.
A couple of Ferroblend test prints. Same chemistry and same exposure times. The only difference is the paper used for each one. An amazing difference but I really like that. #alternativeprocess #cyanotype
The Olympic Tower, Montréal 📷Diana 151 with R72 filter 🎞️Rollei Superpan 200 at 1600 #filmphotography
From my "Along a Shoreline" series of images that were made using tea bag paper and gold leaf. #printmaking www.jamesrohan.com/along-a-shor...
Two consecutive #Holga frames from the site of the Little Bighorn battlefield, or "Custer's Last Stand". 150 years ago today. Custer did his best to end the Custer family tree by getting himself, three brothers, a son in law, and an 18 year old nephew killed.
Debris Ondu pinhole 135 panoramic Fomapan 100 #pinholephotography #filmphotograpy #believeinfilm #rodinal
Early Spring, Appleton Farms. Original B&W images made with a Kodak Duaflex II camera with a flipped lens and the cyanotypes made from digital negatives of those images. #alternativeprocess #cyanotype
Chloride, Arizona. At one time a booming silver mining town. Now, it's just one of those quirky "living ghost town" places. I made this image with a #Holga, my favorite travel camera.
