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Episode 3
Welcome back to the fascinating world of photography and development in the latest episode of Coffee with Jefferson Davis. As we dive deep into the intricacies of film development, it's evident that this segment is an essential guide for both enthusiasts and professionals in the field.
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The First Issue of Purblind Illumination
The arrival of the inaugural issue of "Purblind Illumination" in my mailbox was like a shaft of light piercing through the morning mist, courtesy of the diligent postman. The anticipation gave way to sheer delight as I admired the impressive tactile quality of the paper – its thickness, shadow detail, and the subtle sheen that seemed to caress each image.
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Industrial Line
The use of the Lerouge 135L to capture this image expands the narrative by giving a wider perspective. Not only does it allow more of the rustic scene to be included, but it also provides space within the frame to consider the old alongside the new, the industrial heritage juxtaposed with its future.
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Day One
What activities do you lose yourself in? Capturing our world in photographs. https://www.instagram.com/jeffersondavis12?igsh=MWJ3cWsxcHVtb2E0MQ%3D%3D&utm_source=qr
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The Minolta SR-7 is far more than just a camera—it's a historical artifact. Cast yourself back to the year 1962, a period charged with the excitement of space exploration and the Kennedy administration, the SR-7 was introduced as the first 35mm SLR camera with a built-in CdS light meter, a feature that significantly simplified photography for professionals and hobbyists alike. Before the advent of integrated light meters, photographers relied on external devices, which they would have to purchase, frequently from local drugstores along with their film.
