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A few recent autumnal shots from me:
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Show us yer film shots then!
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Revisiting some older negs:
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Still trawling through my summer stuff. Loads more to dev too!
Rolleiflex T and Acros.
Pembrokeshire Acros and Rolleiflex T July 2012 3-10-Edit.jpg by menthel, on Flickr
Pembrokeshire Acros and Rolleiflex T July 2012 3-4-Edit.jpg by menthel, on Flickr
Rolleiflex T and Acros.
Pembrokeshire Acros and Rolleiflex T July 2012 3-10-Edit.jpg by menthel, on Flickr
Pembrokeshire Acros and Rolleiflex T July 2012 3-4-Edit.jpg by menthel, on Flickr
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Got myself a Bronica SQ to keep me company while Loretta the Nettar is off tarting herself around the country. 
Here a few that I didn't completely mess up from my first roll with her.
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Geese by simon ess, on Flickr
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Madeley Pool by simon ess, on Flickr
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Need a Wider Lens by simon ess, on Flickr
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Abandoned Trailer by simon ess, on Flickr
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Wheel Me In by simon ess, on Flickr
Here a few that I didn't completely mess up from my first roll with her.
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Geese by simon ess, on Flickr
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Madeley Pool by simon ess, on Flickr
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Need a Wider Lens by simon ess, on Flickr
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Abandoned Trailer by simon ess, on Flickr
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Wheel Me In by simon ess, on Flickr
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A few recent autumnal shots from me:
A nice set of black and white images, I particularly like the second one, the silhouetted figure framed in the trees works well I think.
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I'll add a couple from my latest roll, shot with a 135mm lens on the Pentax ME as my ancient 50mm f/1.7 appeared to be falling to bits (now fixed thatnks to TP). Superia 200. Only day of decent light that I've managed to get out before the leaves blew away!
1) square leaf
2) branch
1) square leaf
2) branch
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Revisiting some older negs:
I do like these black and white images, the second has a timeless documentary feel. I also like the quirkiness of the first and third shot. What were they shot on film wise?
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Thanks for the feedback Adrian. I like both, but i feel a hybrid image taking the best parts of each would be the solution. The composition of one, the water and texture of the other, etc.
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Still trawling through my summer stuff. Loads more to dev too!
Rolleiflex T and Acros.
Pembrokeshire Acros and Rolleiflex T July 2012 3-10-Edit.jpg by menthel, on Flickr
Pembrokeshire Acros and Rolleiflex T July 2012 3-4-Edit.jpg by menthel, on Flickr
Very nice Rollei squares. I like them both but I particularly like the almost abstract quality of the second one. Great images from a camera that is some years old but as sharp as ever! I stupidly sold my T2 some years ago, the error of youth! I still have a nice Rolleicord IV, but it is not quite the same as the T.
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Here is a new one of mine:
Shot this on 5x4 fuji pro 160NS
It's like a scene from CSI! My monies on the guy that changed the wheel on the Saab
An intersting image, lots going on including the spirit of Weegee
Great colour, it has a subtle cross processed look about it.
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Part two, some 6x6:
It's like a scene from CSI! My monies on the guy that changed the wheel on the Saab
An intersting image, lots going on including the spirit of Weegee
Great colour, it has a subtle cross processed look about it.
Thanks for the lovely complement, It was quite a long exposure and was shot on the brink of darkness so I'm actually amazed on how it looks.
Im thinking of creating a series of these actually, would you recommend it?
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Thanks Freecom, I was looking through my scans last night and was wondering why I didn't like it, then I realised I forgot to flip the scan.
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Very very nice. Beautifully exposed.
love this 'un!
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A few pictures from my newly acquired Fed 2. On Silvermax 100 using Silvermax developer 1 +29, 12 mins.
fed2_silvermax013-2 by wickerman6, on Flickr
fed2_silvermax014 by wickerman6, on Flickr
fed2_silvermax016 by wickerman6, on Flickr
fed2_silvermax013-2 by wickerman6, on Flickr
fed2_silvermax014 by wickerman6, on Flickr
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David, excellent set of monochromes, you have achieved some wonderful rich black and white tones. I really like the composition of al the shots too. Is that Alburgh? Lots of questions now, what's the lens on the Fed, it looks to render an excellent image. Also what is your scanning technique, those images look to be scanned beautifully!
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Thanks Adrian.
The photos were taken on Pakefield Beach (South Lowestoft).
The lens on the Fed is the Industar 61. As to scanning technique, I use this : http://photo-utopia.blogspot.co.uk/2010/11/scanning-with-epson-v500.html
The photos were taken on Pakefield Beach (South Lowestoft).
The lens on the Fed is the Industar 61. As to scanning technique, I use this : http://photo-utopia.blogspot.co.uk/2010/11/scanning-with-epson-v500.html
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A few pictures from my newly acquired Fed 2. On Silvermax 100 using Silvermax developer 1 +29, 12 mins.
fed2_silvermax013-2 by wickerman6, on Flickr
fed2_silvermax014 by wickerman6, on Flickr
fed2_silvermax016 by wickerman6, on Flickr
Like them all, but love the second. The tonal range on all three images is fantastic
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I really hope this is meant to be a diptych because i love it
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Yes I put it together as a Diptych. I thought the photos worked well side by side.
And thank you
And thank you
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erictearle said:Yes I put it together as a Diptych. I thought the photos worked well side by side.
And thank you
Awesome stuff
Gets my vote!
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Finally getting a chance to go through some shots from summer - a street portrait from me.
Rolleiflex 3.5F
Kodak Tri-X 400 (expired)
Super picture, with a great tonal range. What's it developed in?
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T-Max Developer, my go-to choice of developer (in 1+4 dilution). My B&W film of choice is usually T-Max 400, which, needless to say, it compliments superbly - it seems to do reasonably well with Tri-X as well though. Grain is evident at closer inspection, but that's partly because the film was 2 years expired.
The scan is slightly flatter, but only by a small amount. Thanks for the comment
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That is an awesome street portraiture.
