Recent content by JCoquillon

Am I too late to join in?

Thanks for the feedback guys. Chris, my XP2 shots usually come out very contrasty, but I almost always use a yellow or orange filter. It may also be the local photo dev place and their scans though (one of these days I'll get my 35mm scanner working again). A few more from the roll I didn't...

A few shots taken over the last couple of months. Ilford XP2, Nikon FM2, 19mm. The first two are Bristol and the 2nd two near Cheddar Gorge. As always feedback and critique eagerly awaited and appreciated. 1 2 3 4

Snapped this up on eBay a couple of days ago (just arrived). Rollei 35 LED Cost me £20 inc. postage due to patiently waiting to snipe the auction. Included original receipt from 1979, box and all packaging, manual, leather case (not shown), lens cap, UV filter etc. Going to enjoy playing...

Thanks Chris, I took this shot of Durdle Door a few mins later.

A few recent film shots. Taken with a Nikon FM2 and Ilford XP2 (400 ISO). Yellow or orange filters used for all. Clevedon Pier Man of War bay, Dorset Durdle Door, Dorset Feedback and critique appreciated and welcome.

Thanks for the feedback guys. All these were taken mid afternoon in bright sunshine using 400 ISO film (not ideal). So used a yellow or orange filter to improve contrast. Happy with them considering they were just quick handheld landscape shots (helps when the locations are so stunning).

A few shots taken around Bristol a couple of weekends ago. Nikon FM2, Ilford XP2 1 2 3 4

Clevedon Pier Man of War bay, Dorset Durdle Door, Dorset A few recent shots taken with a Nikon FM2 and Ilford XP2

Clevedon Pier Man of War bay, Dorset Nikon FM2, Ilford XP2

Off out to run a few errands, taking some pals with me for a few snaps. Zorki 4K and lennigrad 7 Light Meter. Forwards comrades! Excuse the instagram pic :)

Time to dust off the Zorki and get a few shots

Thanks Martyn. I still like 5 but I've had that comment from a few people now. Also a few have said they really like it, maybe it's a marmite shot? No excuses, stop being lazy then and use film again, it's just a joy to use an old manual film camera over a DSLR. Thanks as well Gerry. I...

Cheers Matt. What I like about these sort of shots is everyone seems to have different favs. I try to keep a theme/series in mind but I like that it can be explored in so many different ways and styles. Offering something for everyone.

Thanks KayJay. I think it's not so much the shots/negatives as the scans that need redoing. Will go back and make some proper scans and edits from my fav shots once the series is a little larger.