Industrial sites are amongst my favourite photo scenarios. Especially those ones already haunted by crawling decay. They are the modern equivalents of Armaggedon. Forming the visual landscape of Post-Apocalypse.

In this episode of industrial decay I included a bulk of bold and bright cross processing. Cross processing means processing E6 slide film in C41 chemistry. Leave aside the hype: For some purposes this experimental technics offers unlimited possibilities. For me it is the natural born medium for industrial vintage photography. It wonderfully adds a post-apocalyptic feeling to every scenario.

I hope you are going to like that style same as I do. Enjoy!

Since you’re here, you might want to see more cross processing or lomography stuff? So what about having a look at the incredibly crazy Lomochrome Turquoise Film in Jerusalem, or would you prefer a good slip of hot coffee while watching people pass by in the Lomo LC-A Coffee Rain? And why not simply relax and watch Alfred Hitchcock’s Moscow Birds? I would watch all of them, and you?

CameraLubitel 166, Holga 120FilmKodak E100VS, Kodak E100G, Kodak 160NC.LocationStyria, Austria.