First rolls of B&W

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I got my first batch of B&W films developed a few weeks ago. Although in no particular project or set, here's some of my favourite shots from them, using Tri-x and HP5:

Not the best compared to some shots in the section, but i'm happy with my first rolls of B&W. I'm undoubtedly hooked and have ordered a tonne of B&W to get stuck into :)

thanks for looking / offering critique.

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really love the feel of these, most of all the chap sat asleep on the chairs,
 
An excellent set Ash, the guy asleep and the old TV are stand out.

Andy
 
Thankyou for your comments!

as in the first post, I'm completely addicted to B&W film now :) My DSLR get's less and less use every day
 
Love the shot of the tv. Seems almost timeless. Well done.
 
The last two for me. I can't easily get all the Opera House one on screen at once, but I love that lady scratching her hair. And the two buildings with the twisty bridge between is dramatic, with eye-catching contrast between the two halves (if a bit blown on the right?).
 
Thank you for your comments everyone!

Chris, the Opera house is one of my favourites too.
I also think the building on the right looks a bit blown in the highlights annoyingly, especially as the building fades into the background, at the bottom of the image. I never noticed the contrast of the buildings until I got the developed film back, at the time I just thought the bridge was pretty cool.
 
Welcome to our world Ash, you can check out but you can never leave.....:D
 
Number 3 is absolutely spot on! Very well done!

Number 4 is quite over exposed and number 2 is a bit out of focus for my eyes.. Still, very impressive work!
 
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