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梦幻入围 国际摄影书大赛
2018年新加坡国际摄影书大赛
In the finalists of SIPF Photobook Open Call
★★★★★
2018年新加坡国际摄影书大赛
In the finalists of SIPF Photobook Open Call
★★★★★
唯一被选出台湾入围的摄影书
主要评审 Gerhard Steidl精选
《NEPO Film & Her Book》，是作者利用富士FP-100B撕拉片的拓印底材，所发现的感光材料，将它命名为NEPO，并用科学的方式将材料建立出一套自己的摄影系统。书籍内容包含了作者对摄影精神的看法、回顾拍立得公司的历史、道出贾伯斯和兰德博士之间的商业精神传承关系，以及摄影如何扮演着作者与家族联系的角色。书中的NEPO影像与鲜艳的色彩，颠覆了传统的摄影感官经验。最后作者也带出具有传统时代特质的NEPO底片，如何进入数位时代，做了完美的传承。全书充满作者对摄影的感情，在这里摄影所创造出来的影像已经变成他生命乐章的一部分。
The author systematically established a new light-sensitive material (film). He named the new discovered film—NEPO film. In the book, he does not only tell us how to discover NEPO film from the FP-100B (Fuji Peel-apart instant film), but also clearly provides us a step by step chart of how to obtain a unique NEPO film. Many wonderful and amazing photos are edited splendidly, fully displaying the vivid, never seen colors of NEPO film.
The author also conveys multi-spectrum thoughts in his book (photo album): his nostalgia of Polaroid products, pursuance for the genius of photography, recollection of family life, survival experience in digital era as a conventional photographer. “Don’t do anything that someone else can do” & “There is nothing like this in the history of photography”, said by Edwin Land, founder of Polaroid. The author brings us into the realm of the two sentences, correspondingly expressing his profound love of photography.
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生命的证据 The evidence of life
作为一位採访者，在试图了解自己与触碰他人的过程当中，我时常收到这样的回馈：生命的意义存在于寻求解答的过程。然而，我总感觉意义并非总是像解题、推导公式那样，那么容易说得清楚；总有一时半刻，意义反而以「错误」的姿态现身——寻求解答变得不是那么重要，反而是在于发现、制造错误，甚至去认同自己造成的错误。这些错误穿越个性与命运，与当事人一生相伴，特别是了解这本书的生成背景之后，更有如此感触。
严格来说，这是一本像是摄影集的艺术家自制书（artist book），带着隐晦不刻意彰显的自传色彩，夹杂着特殊的视觉成像、家庭物件等日常吉光片羽，去寻找生命的证据，每一张带着奇艳色彩的影像画面，是经过创作者一遍又一变反覆试验研究，才得出的成果，这一套「将拍立得撕拉片洗底成底片」的过程，在网路上可发现这是属于一小群人的业余研究，彷彿是这一个摩登时代对过往拍立得风华年代集体中毒的暗号，随着巨型底片工业的逝去，紧抓着剩余留存于世的撕拉式底片库存进行研究。
尽管网路上每个人做这件事情的原因皆不同，大多也只停留在「家庭式水槽」的工作间，顶多发个部落格文、拍下一小段影片示范就表示大功告成，但此书的作者却从中得到了巨大的回馈，他讶异于这段洗底片的过程背后其实暗喻着一套从未在商业体制、工业研究里成为具体规范的浩瀚系统。此系统在过去未曾建立，未来也因为材料的早已停产而终将被消耗殆尽。
这当中存在的无力感，让他惊喜之余，却也无力可施，他以「好」科学来称唿这本书内所收录的篇章字句，此书所收录的一切，用意可能不在于使读者理解拍立得发明者Edwin Land的洞察天机与神妙，反而是透过持续钻研一件微小到似乎不太见容于当代社会余裕、兴趣的撕拉片黑历史，去呈现他对生命的体悟。
透过洗底而得到正负片影像同时存在的底片，好像某种程度的手工泸镜，透过泸镜他看见了原本无法直接看见的色彩与成像，含括了关于生命和宇宙的奥义。好比说：作为一位父亲，在一个楼梯间的场景，他对着儿子拍了一张，儿子离开后他又对空景拍了一张，往后的许多年，在他一遍遍翻阅影像的时候，赫然发现儿子长大的过程，存在与消失的画面似乎成了生命中无法避开的预言和暗示。科学家爱因斯坦说：「疯狂就是不断地重复作同一件事，并期待会有不同的结果。（Insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.）」诸如此类的发现让他无法罢手相关的推敲和研究，更何况，这是一套尝试理解过去而非迎接未来的踏查之路，书中收录的每一张照片都有故事、都藏了时空断句，如果有天你有幸遇上了作者，或许应当找他聊聊，也许他可以带你验证你身边未曾所见的历史细节与伏笔。
史诗叙事中的镜像与抉择：《光影迷宫的密码》 序幕：迷雾中的引言 这是一本关于时间、记忆与权力运作的深度剖析之作。它并非简单地梳理历史事件的脉络，而是潜入那些决定了时代走向的、鲜为人知的幕后推手与思维结构之中。我们试图解构的，是宏大叙事背后那些微小却致命的决策点，以及它们如何如同涟漪般扩散，最终重塑整个社会景观。 本书的视角聚焦于“建构性叙事”的诞生与瓦解。从古老的王权象征到现代的媒体操作，核心问题始终围绕：我们所相信的“真实”，究竟是自然涌现的，还是被精心雕琢的产物？ 这部作品采取了一种跨学科的综合方法，结合了社会学理论、古典哲学对“真理”的探讨，以及当代信息传播学的最新发现。 第一部分：权力的几何学与象征符号的锻造 本卷深入考察了权力机构如何利用视觉和符号语言来确立其合法性与永恒性。我们着重分析了几个关键的历史时期，探究了统治者如何将自身意志编码进建筑、仪式和官方文本之中。 章节聚焦： 1. 古老仪式的复苏与重塑： 探讨了古代祭祀活动如何被简化、提炼，并被重新包装，以服务于现代国家的意识形态构建。例如，特定色彩、手势乃至地理位置的选择，如何在无形中构建出一种“天然的服从感”。我们将解剖这些符号的“能指”与“所指”之间的断裂与重连过程。 2. 宏大叙事的“去语境化”： 叙事一旦被国家机器采纳，其原有的复杂性往往会被剥离。本章详述了如何通过“去语境化”的手法，将具有多重含义的历史事件简化为单一的、具有教育意义的道德寓言。这种简化是维持稳定性的必要手段，但同时也掩盖了深刻的社会矛盾。 3. 空间政治学：城市规划中的权力布局： 我们不再关注建筑的风格，而是关注它们在城市肌理中的战略位置。宽阔的林荫大道通向何处？纪念碑群的朝向有何深意？本部分通过细致的地图分析和空间测量，揭示了城市设计如何作为一种无声的社会控制工具，引导人们的流动与认知。 第二部分：信息洪流中的认知偏差与抵抗 随着技术进步，信息传播的速度和广度达到了前所未有的水平，但这并未带来更清晰的洞察，反而催生了新的认知陷阱。本部分转向个体层面，分析了在信息爆炸时代，我们如何被动地接受预设的框架，以及个体意识如何在这种环境中进行微小的、却至关重要的抵抗。 章节聚焦： 1. “回音室”的物理学： 探讨社交网络算法如何从统计学意义上预测并强化用户的既有偏见。我们分析了“个性化推送”机制如何无意中创造出认知上的孤岛，以及这种“信息茧房”对公共讨论的腐蚀作用。此处引入了对“群体极化”现象的量化模型分析。 2. 记忆的“编辑”与“遗忘的集体合同”： 历史记忆并非一成不变的档案，它是一种持续的、需要维护的社会建构。本章审视了在社会转型期，哪些记忆被系统性地淡化，哪些则被刻意放大。我们通过分析特定时期的教科书、官方纪念活动和民间纪念碑的对比，揭示了“遗忘”本身也是一种积极的政治行为。 3. 边缘声音的声学： 如何在主流话语的巨大噪音中，捕捉到那些被系统性压制的微弱信号？本部分考察了地下艺术、非官方文献以及口述历史的保存价值。我们相信，真正的批判性视角往往隐藏在那些没有被主流机构“存档”的角落。这部分涉及对非线性叙事和碎片化表达的文本解读技巧。 第三部分：未来学的悖论与“未完成的当下” 当代社会被一种强烈的“未来导向”所驱动，对进步、效率和颠覆的无限追求，塑造了我们对时间流逝的感知。然而，这种对“未来”的过度痴迷，是否让我们错失了对“当下”复杂性的理解？ 章节聚焦： 1. 进步神话的成本核算： 现代性叙事往往将“进步”视为一种必然的、单向的轨迹。本书将挑战这种线性时间观，通过对技术伦理和环境代价的追踪，展示出每一项“突破性进展”背后，隐藏着被牺牲掉的社会结构和被延迟解决的结构性问题。 2. 乌托邦蓝图的失败学： 分析历史上几次重大的社会工程计划，重点不在于它们是否成功实现目标，而在于它们在设计阶段就如何预设了人类行为的单一性，并因此忽略了人性的复杂弹性与不可预测性。这种失败经验，为我们审视当下的改革提供了重要的反思材料。 3. 在“已知”之外的探索： 最终，本书呼吁读者走出既定的叙事框架，回归到对日常生活的细致观察。真正的变革并非来自宏大的宣言，而是源于对日常惯例的觉察与质疑。我们探讨了非理性、偶然性与沉默在塑造现实中的隐秘力量。 结语：重置观察者的坐标 《光影迷宫的密码》不是提供一套新的答案，而是旨在提供一套更精密的工具，用于拆解那些我们习以为常的“真相”。它要求读者成为一个警觉的解码者，在每一次接触信息、每一次审视权威时，都保持一种审慎的怀疑态度。唯有如此，我们才能真正把握自己所处的时代，而非被时代强加的叙事所裹挟。这本书献给所有拒绝被简化、渴望洞察复杂世界本质的求知者。
著者信息
作者简介
Bigshilin Photonepo
Bigshilin Photonepo was born in Taipei, Taiwan.
Founder of NEPO Gallery. Thirty years of photography experience, Author of computer science books.
Bigshilin Photonepo
Bigshilin Photonepo was born in Taipei, Taiwan.
Founder of NEPO Gallery. Thirty years of photography experience, Author of computer science books.
图书目录
图书序言
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NEPO= Negative + Positive
一切都开始于对底片时代的怀念！从网路上知道，可以从拍立得公司生产的撕拉片，透过洗底的手法，取得一张大底片，可是当时拍立得公司的撕拉片已经完全停产，在市场上就只能找到富士公司生产的FP-100C撕拉片。我首选就只能使用它，发现按照网站教学去做，不是很困难的就可取得大㡳片。这个方法简单说，就是用撕拉片拍完照后，可以同时拿到一张照片和一张负片，那张负片透过化学洗底过程，可以得到一张很像传统的彩色大尺寸负片。
由于自身是黑白摄影的爱好者，朋友就介绍我黑白撕拉片FP-100B，或许可以得到一张大底片。FP-100B很少有人洗底成功，因为他在化学处理上，完全不同于FP-100C，为了找出正确的处理方法，花了不少的精神与时间。第一次洗底成功的结果，并没有黑白负片，却洗出一张具有「色彩」的彩色负片。
这张具有「色彩」的彩色负片，在经过扫描之后，它会呈现出色彩的正像，但是并非全彩，但其某些色彩光艳的程度即使用Photoshop也无法模拟出来。推测它的感光涂料可能含有萤光物质。这种特殊的色彩呈像，吸引我开始大量的拍摄FP-100B，长期观察它洗底出炉的结果，发现这个隐藏版的非全彩的负片，同样具有其他传统底片的影像表达能力。
从因为怀旧想得到一张传统的大底片，演变成认识，証实一个新的化学感光材料的存在，过程中再加上数位时代才有的扫瞄机与影像软体的应用，找到有一种类比与数位时代的结合意义！在实验与写书的过程中，深深的感觉到撕拉片在方便与美丽的背后，它所牵涉到的撮影工具与材料，与当时的工业能力，商业利益，息息相关。
拍立得公司的创办人兰德博士留给后人，一句激励人心的话：「人生要选最不可能达成的事来做。」，能説、敢说这句话，只有这位旷世奇才，因为他的科学和商业能力，无人能及。遇到这个隐藏版的特殊色彩负片，也算是＂被＂遇到了一件＂不可能的事＂，因缘巧合的开始有点了解博士的名言。我相信除了科学能量之外，对摄影的热情和专注，也是完成这一次实验和写出这本书不可缺的重要力量。同时家人和朋友的支持与鼓励更是一切的起点，这本书如果带有丰沛的感情，他们扮演着很重要的角色！
1: ＂Don`t undertake a project unless it is manifestly important and nearly impossible＂ Edwin Land-Polaroid funder
2：富士公司在2014年宣布了FP-100B停产。
3：用FP-100B的洗底得到的负片，在书内的命名为＂NEPO＂film它就是一种负片，具有表达影像的能力，在相反则不轨( Reciprocity law failure)的呈现上,相对的提前。
Afterword
This project grew out of my nostalgia for analog photography. In particular, I loved and missed the process of developing film: the smell of the chemicals, the texture of the paper. As analog film became scarcer and scarcer, replaced by digital cameras, I longed to immerse myself in that process again. I was also fascinated by negatives, those inverted images printed on transparent plastic film, in which light and dark change places.
When I learned that Fujifilm’s FP-100C – at that time, one of the last remaining peel-apart instant films – produced large and detailed negatives, I was fascinated. I learned how to reclaim the negatives, using water and bleach to strip away the light-sensitive emulsion coating the plastic, revealing the image underneath. My nostalgia was satisfied.
But I have always been a lover of black and white photography, and I yearned for similarly large, clear negatives of black and white images. A friend introduced me to FP-100B, a black and white version of the peel-apart film with which I was already familiar. Unlike FP-100C, FP-100B was rarely processed in order to remove the emulsion and reveal the underlying negative images. I began to experiment.
As I did so, I found that the chemical process to reclaim FP-100B negatives was more complicated than the one used for FP-100C. I also discovered something startling: once the emulsions and coatings were stripped away, FP-100B negatives were characterized by vivid color. Unlike the positive image printed on the photo paper, the negative would emerge in brilliant shades of blue, red, orange, and yellow. In addition, certain portions of the negative image would actually contain positive shapes. It was this strange coexistence of positive and negative in the same film that led me to name FP-100B, as well as these reclaimed negatives, NEPO – that is, NEgative POsitive.
The unique appearance of these negative images inspired me to take more photos, and I began to experiment systematically. I discovered that these negatives could themselves be a creative medium. Out of my nostalgia-fueled attempt to obtain conventional black and white negatives emerged a new medium.
In order to achieve this, however, I needed digital technology. While the colors themselves were not altered digitally, their true brilliance, along with the details of the images, was only revealed after the negative images were scanned and displayed on a computer screen. The images in this book thus connect the analog and the digital eras. Useless scraps from analog processes have been transformed into digital art.
This is appropriate, because in the process of developing the NEPO images and writing this book, I developed a profound feeling that peel-apart instant film epitomizes the dependence of photography on industry. Scientific research and business imperatives enabled the development of this technology; however, as soon as there was no more profit to be made, the industry moved on, and these remarkable films became obsolete. Yet, as I hope I have shown, these negatives – which were originally waste products, remnants thrown away after the positive image photo was obtained – still have value.
The eminent Dr. Edwin Land, founder of Polaroid, once said, “Don’t undertake a project unless it is manifestly important and nearly impossible.” Gradually, I have come to understand that Dr. Land’s words describe my own experience, as well as the philosophy that guided his own remarkable career. Although it was not my original intention, I was pushed by circumstances into undertaking a project – the development of NEPO images – that met both of Dr. Land’s requirements. As an analog technology whose potential can only be fully realized with digital era tools, such as scanners and image editing software, FP-100B negatives have truly moved from the realm of the impossible into that of the possible.
In closing, I wish to thank those who have supported me throughout this process of discovery. In addition to an understanding of the scientific background, passion for photography, and focus, the support and encouragement of family and friends has been essential to this undertaking. For me, their help was the foundation of it all; any warmth found within these pages comes from them.
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A positive image is one in which light and dark appear as we see them with our own eyes. A negative image is one which light and dark have been reversed, so that, for example, a tree appears to be bright, while the noon sky behind it is dark. Film negatives received their name because they provide a negative, or reversed, image, which is then used to produce a positive image print on photographic paper.
A peel-apart film is designed to be used with an instant camera. When you take a photo, it produces both a positive image snapshot on photo paper, and a negative of equal size to the print. These emerge together from the camera and must be peeled apart, hence the name.
Originally, I believed that FP-100B combined the characteristics of traditional negative and positive films. Now, however, I believe that this effect – in which positive images suddenly appear in an otherwise negative image – is due to the negative film being exposed to levels of light that are too high for it. When this limit is exceeded, the light – which would normally produce a dark shape in the negative shape – suddenly produces a bright positive image instead. The technical name for this phenomenon is Reciprocity-Law Failure.
Bigshilin Photonepo
NEPO= Negative + Positive
一切都开始于对底片时代的怀念！从网路上知道，可以从拍立得公司生产的撕拉片，透过洗底的手法，取得一张大底片，可是当时拍立得公司的撕拉片已经完全停产，在市场上就只能找到富士公司生产的FP-100C撕拉片。我首选就只能使用它，发现按照网站教学去做，不是很困难的就可取得大㡳片。这个方法简单说，就是用撕拉片拍完照后，可以同时拿到一张照片和一张负片，那张负片透过化学洗底过程，可以得到一张很像传统的彩色大尺寸负片。
由于自身是黑白摄影的爱好者，朋友就介绍我黑白撕拉片FP-100B，或许可以得到一张大底片。FP-100B很少有人洗底成功，因为他在化学处理上，完全不同于FP-100C，为了找出正确的处理方法，花了不少的精神与时间。第一次洗底成功的结果，并没有黑白负片，却洗出一张具有「色彩」的彩色负片。
这张具有「色彩」的彩色负片，在经过扫描之后，它会呈现出色彩的正像，但是并非全彩，但其某些色彩光艳的程度即使用Photoshop也无法模拟出来。推测它的感光涂料可能含有萤光物质。这种特殊的色彩呈像，吸引我开始大量的拍摄FP-100B，长期观察它洗底出炉的结果，发现这个隐藏版的非全彩的负片，同样具有其他传统底片的影像表达能力。
从因为怀旧想得到一张传统的大底片，演变成认识，証实一个新的化学感光材料的存在，过程中再加上数位时代才有的扫瞄机与影像软体的应用，找到有一种类比与数位时代的结合意义！在实验与写书的过程中，深深的感觉到撕拉片在方便与美丽的背后，它所牵涉到的撮影工具与材料，与当时的工业能力，商业利益，息息相关。
拍立得公司的创办人兰德博士留给后人，一句激励人心的话：「人生要选最不可能达成的事来做。」，能説、敢说这句话，只有这位旷世奇才，因为他的科学和商业能力，无人能及。遇到这个隐藏版的特殊色彩负片，也算是＂被＂遇到了一件＂不可能的事＂，因缘巧合的开始有点了解博士的名言。我相信除了科学能量之外，对摄影的热情和专注，也是完成这一次实验和写出这本书不可缺的重要力量。同时家人和朋友的支持与鼓励更是一切的起点，这本书如果带有丰沛的感情，他们扮演着很重要的角色！
1: ＂Don`t undertake a project unless it is manifestly important and nearly impossible＂ Edwin Land-Polaroid funder
2：富士公司在2014年宣布了FP-100B停产。
3：用FP-100B的洗底得到的负片，在书内的命名为＂NEPO＂film它就是一种负片，具有表达影像的能力，在相反则不轨( Reciprocity law failure)的呈现上,相对的提前。
Afterword
This project grew out of my nostalgia for analog photography. In particular, I loved and missed the process of developing film: the smell of the chemicals, the texture of the paper. As analog film became scarcer and scarcer, replaced by digital cameras, I longed to immerse myself in that process again. I was also fascinated by negatives, those inverted images printed on transparent plastic film, in which light and dark change places.
When I learned that Fujifilm’s FP-100C – at that time, one of the last remaining peel-apart instant films – produced large and detailed negatives, I was fascinated. I learned how to reclaim the negatives, using water and bleach to strip away the light-sensitive emulsion coating the plastic, revealing the image underneath. My nostalgia was satisfied.
But I have always been a lover of black and white photography, and I yearned for similarly large, clear negatives of black and white images. A friend introduced me to FP-100B, a black and white version of the peel-apart film with which I was already familiar. Unlike FP-100C, FP-100B was rarely processed in order to remove the emulsion and reveal the underlying negative images. I began to experiment.
As I did so, I found that the chemical process to reclaim FP-100B negatives was more complicated than the one used for FP-100C. I also discovered something startling: once the emulsions and coatings were stripped away, FP-100B negatives were characterized by vivid color. Unlike the positive image printed on the photo paper, the negative would emerge in brilliant shades of blue, red, orange, and yellow. In addition, certain portions of the negative image would actually contain positive shapes. It was this strange coexistence of positive and negative in the same film that led me to name FP-100B, as well as these reclaimed negatives, NEPO – that is, NEgative POsitive.
The unique appearance of these negative images inspired me to take more photos, and I began to experiment systematically. I discovered that these negatives could themselves be a creative medium. Out of my nostalgia-fueled attempt to obtain conventional black and white negatives emerged a new medium.
In order to achieve this, however, I needed digital technology. While the colors themselves were not altered digitally, their true brilliance, along with the details of the images, was only revealed after the negative images were scanned and displayed on a computer screen. The images in this book thus connect the analog and the digital eras. Useless scraps from analog processes have been transformed into digital art.
This is appropriate, because in the process of developing the NEPO images and writing this book, I developed a profound feeling that peel-apart instant film epitomizes the dependence of photography on industry. Scientific research and business imperatives enabled the development of this technology; however, as soon as there was no more profit to be made, the industry moved on, and these remarkable films became obsolete. Yet, as I hope I have shown, these negatives – which were originally waste products, remnants thrown away after the positive image photo was obtained – still have value.
The eminent Dr. Edwin Land, founder of Polaroid, once said, “Don’t undertake a project unless it is manifestly important and nearly impossible.” Gradually, I have come to understand that Dr. Land’s words describe my own experience, as well as the philosophy that guided his own remarkable career. Although it was not my original intention, I was pushed by circumstances into undertaking a project – the development of NEPO images – that met both of Dr. Land’s requirements. As an analog technology whose potential can only be fully realized with digital era tools, such as scanners and image editing software, FP-100B negatives have truly moved from the realm of the impossible into that of the possible.
In closing, I wish to thank those who have supported me throughout this process of discovery. In addition to an understanding of the scientific background, passion for photography, and focus, the support and encouragement of family and friends has been essential to this undertaking. For me, their help was the foundation of it all; any warmth found within these pages comes from them.
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A positive image is one in which light and dark appear as we see them with our own eyes. A negative image is one which light and dark have been reversed, so that, for example, a tree appears to be bright, while the noon sky behind it is dark. Film negatives received their name because they provide a negative, or reversed, image, which is then used to produce a positive image print on photographic paper.
A peel-apart film is designed to be used with an instant camera. When you take a photo, it produces both a positive image snapshot on photo paper, and a negative of equal size to the print. These emerge together from the camera and must be peeled apart, hence the name.
Originally, I believed that FP-100B combined the characteristics of traditional negative and positive films. Now, however, I believe that this effect – in which positive images suddenly appear in an otherwise negative image – is due to the negative film being exposed to levels of light that are too high for it. When this limit is exceeded, the light – which would normally produce a dark shape in the negative shape – suddenly produces a bright positive image instead. The technical name for this phenomenon is Reciprocity-Law Failure.
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