For these pictures of Bristol, I tried a technique called bleach bypass. The images were shot on colour film, underexposed by one stop and then during colour development, I skipped the bleaching step, so you end up with a black & white image superimposed over the colour image. It does really strange things to the contrast and saturation of colours. This is how the images came from the film – they have not been edited.
As this week’s photo challenge is 20 feet below, there is a natural tendency of these photos to focus on things seen from a vantage point.
Jonathan Gazeley 
Interesting effect there, I like the way it seems to accentuate the most vivid colours, whilst the rest is nearly b/w.
Have you started developing colour film now?
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Yeah, I can develop B&W and colour negative film at home. Can’t (yet) do colour slide, but I hope to get the stuff for that soon.
Still can only make B&W prints though, again I’m hoping to get the stuff to make colour prints.
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