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Michael Nott
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Documentary Photographer |
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Michael has worked on extensiv |
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Phnom Penh
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Cambodia
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London |
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•••••••• (private)
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English
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07714219173
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Last login:
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2 months
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Member since:
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01 Mar 2006 04:03
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About
Michael started working in documentary Photography in 2004 and has worked on projects in the UK and Southeast Asia, in 2005 he was the winner of the first Royal Photographic Society/Guardian Joan Wakein Bursary, an award that allowed him to continue his work documenting the lives of people living with and affected by HIV and AIDS in Cambodia. A selection of these pictures are shown below, along with a project documenting three teams playing in the Cambodian national disabled volleyball league.
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Hi, find myself in the position of potentially having to use Kodak CN400 C41 film which I have never used before. Have been doing some research and seems it is difficult to print from in a conventional darkroom. Usually use Tri X or Neopan 400 and XP2 if I need C41 B&W film, but can’t get any of that in my current location, CN 400 is the only show in town. Anyone have any opinions on it or experience using it, specifically printing from it in a conventional darkroom? Will it simply create darkroom nightmares?
03 Aug 2008 04:08
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