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The Hyde Iron Works entrance.

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Wista 45DX, 150mm Sironar N, f22, Tmax 100 @ 50EI, Rodinal 3:100, Forte Polywarmtone, ID-78, Selenium toned,

The works dates back to the mid 1600s, and closed by 1890. This was the main entrance gates with the inset workman's door. The gates collapsed with the weight of the ivy, Acquired some more Polywarmtone recently, so time for a large print.

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There's plenty of shadow details. I have a piece of the broken door with that handle handle, with its original nails :D

Ian
 
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What is the mighty tower/lift for?
The tower contains a lift which connects a car park at the top of the cliff to the pub/restaurant at the bottom. The restaurant is located in a cave which was cut out of the cliff in the late 18th century. Currently the lift is the only means of accessing the pub at high tide, because the nearby steps are awaiting replacement on safety grounds.
 
That's a very high contrast result! Are you getting that contrast on the neg, or from the scan?
From the development, I processed it + 1.5 mins, It suited the shots I had taken in which I wanted to show high contrast.


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Viewpoint

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Dynax 7 with 35-70
APX 100 in Pyrocat HD

Many of us were stuck in the 1 1/2 mile tailback on the 57, I was admiring the beautiful architecture of the many skyscrapers, imagine my surprise when a car went past with a "HG" registration, I dove to the back seat to grab the camera and caught it just in time.

HG Two

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Hi, here's a shot that I think is worth sharing. Shot on Nikon F6 with Nikon 35mm 1.4 at f5 1/2000 on Portra 160 (I can only remember because the F6 does a great imprint of settings should you want it to). This is my youngest daughter and her Yaya in Greece last year... Feedback encouraged!



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Dynax 7 with 35-70
APX 100 in Pyrocat HD

More pareidolia



Why the long face ?


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