When shooting the film I had a go at pushing it by taking light readings for 800 iso instead of 400 iso this meant I was underexposing the film. When it came to developing it I had to over develop it to bring out the highlights. But when printing I found that it needed much more light that some of the other negatives as much as 2 minutes sometimes, whilst the ones exposed at 400 iso needed just less than 5 seconds.
The negative on the left is the one that has been pushed at 800 iso. You can see in the negative and the contact sheet how the highlights and shadows have been affected and how they have become much more contrasted.
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