Recent content by Kevin Allan

Praktica MTL3 with Ilford FP4 Type 517 film Outbuilding at Seaton Delaval Hall by Kevin Allan, on Flickr

Envoy Wide Angle box camera with Ilford HP5+ Riley at Corbridge Steam Rally by Kevin Allan, on Flickr

Praktica MTL3, Ilford FP4 Type 517, HC110 semi-stand developed Seaton Delaval Hall by Kevin Allan, on Flickr

Olympus 35RC, Ilford FP4 Type 517 Horse sculpture made of horse shoes, at Buteland in the North Tyne valley Metal horses by Kevin Allan, on Flickr

Olympus 35RC, Ilford FP4 Type 517 film, HC110 1:100 semi-stand developed Tosson Tower, Northumberland by Kevin Allan, on Flickr

Olympus 35RC, Ilford FP4 Type 517, developed in HC110 1:100 semi-stand. Anglers' hut, River North Tyne by Kevin Allan, on Flickr

Whilst cycling in Northumberland, I came across this vintage tractor rally. Olympus 35RC with Ilford FP4 Type 517 film. Vintage tractor rally by Kevin Allan, on Flickr

I have often bought Ilford film from Mathers in the past due to their good prices. Thought I'd go and check them out again but it seems the website is down. Let's hope it is a temporary problem.

Voigtlander Bessa, Ilford FP4+, HC110 Dil B Alnwick Castle by Kevin Allan, on Flickr Newlands Valley by Kevin Allan, on Flickr

They are great cameras. It seems like the previous owners were very into macro photography. Enjoy !

I've shown a negative scan from this dry glass plate previously; this is a lith print using Moersch SE5 lith developer, onto Kodabrome II RC paper. Shell arrangement - lith print by Kevin Allan, on Flickr

Welcome back, Brian.

Olympus OM1, 35mm f/2.8 lens, Adox HR50 and R72 filter. Developed in HC110 Dilution H Dead tree in infrared by Kevin Allan, on Flickr

This was my alternative shot for "repetition" Lanercost church by Kevin Allan, on Flickr

Two images from Lanercost Priory, Cumbria. Both shot with a Horseman 45HD and Fujinon 90mm lens. First is on a Zebra Dry Plate, the second on HP5+ Lanercost Priory - Zebra dry glass plate by Kevin Allan, on Flickr Lanercost Priory - HP5+ by Kevin Allan, on Flickr