^{Disclaimer: This is not a get-rich-quick-scheme, it just makes me happy!}

As I need a dark room to work in, I start by covering
my bus in a lot of dark fabric, like on the picture above.

Next I need to project my negativ on a piece of photo-paper (more
about the process in this post). As a projector I use my camera, to wich
I attach a strong lightsource, as you can see on this picture:

After this exposure, I use a tiny print processor, a Thermaphot ACP 252,
to develop the print. From there it goes into the washing (water).
Now the cat can already judge the print:

Then the prints go up for drying:

After some framing they are ready to be exhibited.
...in The Bus:

...in an abandoned chapel:

...in public spaces:

...in suitcases on the roadside:

...and sometimes also in art galleries. The one looking
bored during the vernissage-talk usually is me:

Feel free to ask questions; I am an experienced filmphotographer
and have been printing on the roads of Europe for more than 10 years.

Here is Part 01 of this introduceyourself: How I find my pictures