Taping 35mm film to a Polaroid dark sheet yielded these unique portraits. Photo: Clem Hertling Driven by a desire to shoot larger format film, photographer Clem Hertling (they/them) got creative. They had 35mm film, not the right film for a medium format camera, but what if they were to adapt that film by stacking multiple strips to create a larger canvas to expose upon? And then, what if instead of a medium format camera they ran their adapted 35mm film plane through the large-ish body of an in...
Taping 35mm film to a Polaroid dark sheet yielded these unique portraits. Photo: Clem Hertling Driven by a desire to shoot larger format film, photographer Clem Hertling (they/them) got creative. They had 35mm film, not the right film for a medium format camera, but what if they were to adapt that film by stacking multiple strips to create a larger canvas to expose upon? And then, what if instead of a medium format camera they ran their adapted 35mm film plane through the large-ish body of an in...
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