Found film (I mean, my own film) (Which was never lost but anyway)

I recently started developing film at home again, after a long time away from it. I wanted to get images as grainy looking as possible, and on the advice of the lab technician at John Gunn's in Dublin i developed a couple of rolls to her instructions ie use paper developer, 4/1 for 4 minutes, regardless of the film type or speed. Surprise surprise, I'd labelled some old films wrongly and so went ahead and accidentally double exposed them.

Cut and dried

The film was first washed (in the pocket of a pair of trousers, with other clothes) in a washing machine, then dried in a clothes dryer. Then the exposures were made. The first several frames of the film were also unwittingly and accidentally double exposed with photographs from last summer, for good measure.

Accidental Double Exposures Can Kill

I didn't know I had already taken photos on this roll; well, I didn't remember. From this day. I wasn't sure there was anything on it at all so I went and photographed trees and headstones obviously the end.

 

The idea of it