These photos by Jessica Eaton were all created using analogue methods — no digital manipulation. Next week we’ll be featuring an interview with her on The Believer Logger.
:) Thanks Believer Logger. Though in this case not entirely true. The top photograph while captured on film, is a digital manipulation of sorts. “Landscape Missing a Byte” was made by “hacking” the scan of the film. Using a Hex Editor, one byte of code from the file generated during the scanning process was removed from the binary file. So it was in fact manipulated digitally. It was manipulated at a code level, without the image generated from that code as can be processed and seen with higher level application softwares, such as Photoshop.
