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How To Develop C41 Color Film at Home

By Jeremy Billett
In Film, How To
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home develop c41 color film

This is my easy, minimal approach to home developing C41 colour film. In fact I’ve been home developing C41 for only a short while but I’ve learnt a lot that should help you get started quickly and easily. In this guide I’ll show you exactly how I develop my film, let’s cover the following: What You Actually NeedChoosing Your ChemicalsSetting Up Your Home LabLoading Your...

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Jeremy Billett

Jeremy is a passionate landscape photographer based in Australia sharing his experiences on location and photographing remote and wilderness areas.

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This was one of my favourite images from my winter camp in New England NP, Northern NSW. It demonstrates the extreme conditions on the tablelands as these exposed outcrops survive below freezing winters, winds, frost, poor soils, extreme heat and more. Looking over the ranges below where delicate Gondwana rainforests thrive in the protected valleys.
A relic of survival
The last rays of light tickle the timber of these tress as the sun fades below the range.
The harsh winds, extreme temperature and poor soils make the trees surviving here gnarly with character and strength. A contrast the to the Gondwana rainforest in the valleys below.
Light fades over the range from Berarngutta, Point Lookout in New England NP in Nganyaywana country.
Spent the weekend camping and hiking in New England NP along the freezing highlands. Frozen mud, winter cascades and sub zero winds. Have four rolls of film to develop and process soon. Good news, no frost bite!
Equalled my PB flathead with Dad let weekend, landing an 83cm and a 70cm. Dad had several in the 60s and 70s. Fishing is the same as photography, it's all observation and timing with a thousand casts for the best catches.
Stalking the shallows.
Lock up our forests, cut it all down and burn the earth that remains. Only money for the corrupt will ever grow here again. This is not sustainable forestry or productive land management and it costs us more than it produces. #environment #unsustainable #forestry #deforestation #logging #environmentalphotography #timeforchange #koalakiller #nswforests #visitnswforests #blackandwhite #bnw #australia