Dubliners on Rollei IR400 with a Red Filter

This week has been a dread and a half, which was why I didn’t post anything in the last two days. I felt better after running 30 km this afternoon, or I’ve gone insane. I got another roll of Rollei IR400 back on Wednesday, an eighth roll in the past month. While six of those rolls were shot in Paris, it’s too much. I decided to cut back on film and shoot digital for a while.

Back to this roll of film, I’ve always liked Rollei IR 400. Even though I haven’t had much success shooting it with IR filters, it works well as a normal ISO400 panchromatic film. I like shooting it with a red filter, which was what I did this time. I shot the entire roll with a red filter. The filter takes off three stops of light, which means I practically shot at ISO50. I shot some buildings, street stuff, and my three-year-old on a playground. The contrast is off the charts. Here’s a few of them. Excuse me for not captioning these.

Here it is! Thanks for visiting my little corner of the internet today! See ya!