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Near the end of a long day at the hop festival last weekend, amazed I managed to focus really, but it definitely captured the moment for me!
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An excellent shot, especially given the (hic!) cistuchancers
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This roll was originally for the 36exp project but then I realised I have a few events coming up in about a week that would make for a more interesting contact sheet. All of these are on Portra 400, M4+50mm Summicron/35mm UC-Hex:
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As I gravitate more towards medium format I've been trying to finish off various 35mm rolls in various cameras. This is from Ilford XP2 in a 1950s Zeiss Ikon Contina 1a.
Dunstanburgh Castle from Greymare Rock by Kevin J Allan, on Flickr
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There's something oddly confusing about the light on the water?
Nice set, Chris, and I think you're right about the water coming through the lock gate, nicely done. I think the off-putting bit in the picture I quoted is that the light across the water appears to extend the reflection of the bridge so that it doesn't line up where you'd expect it to be, giving rise to a touch of discombobulation.
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Nice set, Chris, and I think you're right about the water coming through the lock gate, nicely done. I think the off-putting bit in the picture I quoted is that the light across the water appears to extend the reflection of the bridge so that it doesn't line up where you'd expect it to be, giving rise to a touch of discombobulation.
Thanks Dean. Yes, it's that sunny streak misleading the eye! Very uncomfortable.
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Big day all round on Wednesday for Chloe's first day at "Big School" (Infants/Reception) and Jake starting in Juniors :0)
1) Big brother and little sister
Mamiya 645 Pro / 80mm @F8 - Acros 100 expired 2007 and developed in R09 1:50 13.5min
2) Proud mum recording the day
Mamiya 645 Pro / 80mm @2.8 - Acros 100 expired 2007 and developed in R09 1:50 13.5min
The sun was behind the kids for both of these so could have done with some fill flash but I'm happy enough with the result for 7 year old film.
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1) Big brother and little sister
Mamiya 645 Pro / 80mm @F8 - Acros 100 expired 2007 and developed in R09 1:50 13.5min
2) Proud mum recording the day
Mamiya 645 Pro / 80mm @2.8 - Acros 100 expired 2007 and developed in R09 1:50 13.5min
The sun was behind the kids for both of these so could have done with some fill flash but I'm happy enough with the result for 7 year old film.
Cheers
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Some more from Seville.
(Minolta X700 & Kodak Ektar and Fujifilm Neopan)
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(Minolta X700 & Kodak Ektar and Fujifilm Neopan)
Cheers,
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A few from a cruise I went on recently, all shot on a Rollei 2.8C & Portra 400:
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Totally loving these mate, great series of intersting and varied shots. You'll have to get yourself out on a film meet sometime, I think you'd enjoy it.
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Very nice set Tom, some nicely abstract stuff.
Totally loving these mate, great series of intersting and varied shots. You'll have to get yourself out on a film meet sometime, I think you'd enjoy it.
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Very nice set Tom, some nicely abstract stuff.
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Cheers Andy
Yep, a film meet sounds good.
Ta,
Shane.
Yep, a film meet sounds good.
Ta,
Shane.
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Some cracking geometric abstracts from the two of you there.
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Some more from Seville.
(Minolta X700 & Kodak Ektar and Fujifilm Neopan)
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I'm loving the first few images, especially the first one, but the second is quite strong as well. Great light, nice textures, and a timeless look, they have.
A few from a cruise I went on recently, all shot on a Rollei 2.8C & Portra 400:
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A nice series of images with great use of colour.
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Another from Beamish Museum
Pentax MX, Rollei RPX100 film, TMax Developer
The trainee blacksmith by Kevin J Allan, on Flickr
Pentax MX, Rollei RPX100 film, TMax Developer
The trainee blacksmith by Kevin J Allan, on Flickr
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I'm loving the first few images, especially the first one, but the second is quite strong as well. Great light, nice textures, and a timeless look, they have.
A nice series of images with great use of colour.
Cheers
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Love it. Would have fitted nicely into the Things are looking up thread.
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Thank Trevor,
Unfortunately it was not taken within the rules time scale.
Unfortunately it was not taken within the rules time scale.
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Hope I'm not posting too many photos, but here is a set from last weekend.
Mow Cop, Staffordshire - testing my Mamiya 645 Super with Sekor-C 45mm f/2.8 - shot at f/16. Ilford HP5+ 400 film. Perhaps not the best film for this situation (too gritty/contrasty), but it was all I had at the time.
Ta,
Shane
Mow Cop, Staffordshire - testing my Mamiya 645 Super with Sekor-C 45mm f/2.8 - shot at f/16. Ilford HP5+ 400 film. Perhaps not the best film for this situation (too gritty/contrasty), but it was all I had at the time.
Ta,
Shane
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Yep - Wolstanton/Porthill. I can see Mow Cop from my front window
(You can just see Jodrell Bank in the 4th picture - right hand side of the frame.)
I'm up for a meet up.
(You can just see Jodrell Bank in the 4th picture - right hand side of the frame.)
I'm up for a meet up.
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I used to live close enough to drive past a sign for Jodrell Bank most days and I never went because there was always another day to do that, right up to the point that I moved away. I still haven't been
Lovely set, Shane, particularly like the third one in the first set you posted most recently.
Pop them in a thread of their own in the Film Photos forum. There's more traffic in there than there used to be and if you've got a set it's a handy way to keep them together. I feel that people tend to scroll past them in this thread because it's more for sharing the odd random photo, IYSWIM. Getting a film photos sub-forum was a bit of a hassle so the least we can do is use it
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Cheers Dean.
I've now made a couple of threads the Film Photos forum - these Mow Cop shots, and all the Seville shots I've posted so far.
Ta,
Shane
I've now made a couple of threads the Film Photos forum - these Mow Cop shots, and all the Seville shots I've posted so far.
Ta,
Shane
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Sounds good. I've been to Jodder a few times for gigs, probably worth an hour or two but we may need somewhere else to visit, what about Gawsworth Hall or somesuch posh house.
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Let me know if you plan anything guys, I'm in heaton chapel, stockport and havent used my om10 or 645 super in too long!
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We have an idea for one at Lytham as well but we haven't any dates in mind as yet. Keep an eye out should be a poll up soon to decide when. So dust 'em off, get some fillum loaded and come on down.
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Lytham sounds great, I'll keep my eyes out for a thread. Might even try some velvia for the first time :nailbiting:
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Agreed it suits the thread title very well though as for Richards photography skills looking up, .........well best to say nowt
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a more abstract view of the smithy area at Beamish Museum:
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Pentax MX and Rollei RPX100 film
Ironwork shapes by Kevin J Allan, on Flickr
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Light leaks or ghosts?
At the church door?
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I'm not serious - looks like the bellows are pinholed. Still, a cool leaky image. Even though as skeptic an atheist as can be, I do actually have a really cool ghost photograph elsewhere. I might reproduce it here later.
At the church door?
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I'm not serious - looks like the bellows are pinholed. Still, a cool leaky image. Even though as skeptic an atheist as can be, I do actually have a really cool ghost photograph elsewhere. I might reproduce it here later.
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Here it is. If you look in the middle frame of the window, the faces of two boys between the curtains. A deserted building - went back, saw nothing that could have caused it. Maybe watermarks?
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Here it is. If you look in the middle frame of the window, the faces of two boys between the curtains. A deserted building - went back, saw nothing that could have caused it. Maybe watermarks?
ooo that's creepy :nailbiting:
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Aye ... the spectral powers of Ilford. We talked to the owner of the building who told us that an infamous ecclesiastical child abuser did stay there during the Nineteenth century. Good story. Maybe I should have waited for All Hallows Eve. Beats bloody pumpkin images.