Alter/Analog co-founder Tania Kaaz cooks up some film
Hello faithful followers! I absolutely love abstract photography. A few days ago, I took my last roll of expired Fuji 100 film, expiration date unknown, and boiled it for 10 minutes in a salt water mix and then developed as normal. This is what I got when I scanned it.
See more of my work on instagram at @tania_nofilter





A/A: How long have you been a photographer?
TK: I started in high school in 1992, before there was digital. I continued through college but gave it up when I got frustrated with the advent of digital. I picked it up again in December 2016.
A/A: Why are you so interested in alternative processes?
TK: I love seeing the world as it can be, not as it is. I love the magic that alternative processes give to the image. I want to live in these surreal wonderlands that I see alternative photographers create.
A/A: What's next for you?
TK: Volume 4 of A/A and more experimentation with soaking film.
A/A: What attracts you to abstraction in photography?
TK: I like the idea of taking something that is used as a medium for representing reality and turning it on its head.