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A few from Austria earlier this month. Actually, I lie—one is from just across the border in Germany.
Fantastic set of pictures, well done!
and please use their services
Show us yer film shots then!
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Fantastic set of pictures, well done!
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Thanks for the kind comments!
It was a bit cold at times just trying to get these photographs, but it was worth it in the end.
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A few from Austria earlier this month. Actually, I lie—one is from just across the border in Germany.
These are amazing RJ, I hope you enter something into this months POTY! My favourite of these is the second to last shot of the window and shutter
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Went to a local mill this evening. Got a couple shots that I'm pleased with:
All on the Arca Swiss with Fomapan 100
Sturminster Newton Mill
Sucessfully got it all in focus for the first time
Life Ring
Shot this wide open at f/5.6 to see how shallow the DoF is. Annoyed that not all of the text is in focus :/
Mill Door
Playing about with the movements, just to see what it could do
All on the Arca Swiss with Fomapan 100
Sturminster Newton Mill
Sucessfully got it all in focus for the first time
Life Ring
Shot this wide open at f/5.6 to see how shallow the DoF is. Annoyed that not all of the text is in focus :/
Mill Door
Playing about with the movements, just to see what it could do
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I had a couple of hours free in Leeds and took my Fuji GA645Zi with some expired 220-format Tri-X 320.
Kirkgate Market, Leeds by Kevin J Allan, on Flickr
Kirkgate Market, Leeds by Kevin J Allan, on Flickr
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Mill Door
Playing about with the movements, just to see what it could do
That's a cracking advert for large format.
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Thanks Lee!
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Rosemary alley Guildford.
In old Guildford "gate" meant passage or alleyway, and this one used to run .... what is now called Rosemary Alley - once an open drain that ran to the river.
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In old Guildford "gate" meant passage or alleyway, and this one used to run .... what is now called Rosemary Alley - once an open drain that ran to the river.
XA2 by brayandrew252, on FlickrXA2/HP5/Isofol 3 6.30 sec/V500
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Rosemary alley Guildford.
In old Guildford "gate" meant passage or alleyway, and this one used to run .... what is now called Rosemary Alley - once an open drain that ran to the river.
XA2/HP5/Isofol 3 6.30 sec/V500
Love it Bro. I've shot this alley so many times but not got anything like this. Very moody.
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Finally shot my first few rolls this weekend in a very long time
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Finally shot my first few rolls this weekend in a very long time
you know the rules, pics or it never happened....
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It's incredible what sorrowful images one can find out in the country........
1. A bath wondering what it's done to be abandonned so far from a cosy bathroom
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2. A metal table feeling somewhat lost amongst a land of wood
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3. A gate hook with no purpose in life
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4. Park bench that simply " gave up"
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A letter box for whom life is simply too much to bare
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And .............................................
1. A bath wondering what it's done to be abandonned so far from a cosy bathroom
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2. A metal table feeling somewhat lost amongst a land of wood
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3. A gate hook with no purpose in life
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4. Park bench that simply " gave up"
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A letter box for whom life is simply too much to bare
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And .............................................
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.....................a sheep that looks like she feels just like the letter box
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All shot on Rollei RPX 400 through the FM2N
Devd in HC 100 solution B
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All shot on Rollei RPX 400 through the FM2N
Devd in HC 100 solution B
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Rosemary alley Guildford.
In old Guildford "gate" meant passage or alleyway, and this one used to run .... what is now called Rosemary Alley - once an open drain that ran to the river.
XA2/HP5/Isofol 3 6.30 sec/V500
Really love this shot, it is utterly timeless and could be from half a century ago or more!
Interestingly, here in East Anglia there are lots of roads with the name Gate in them, particularly in Norwich. This comes from the old Norse word Gata, meaning street.
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It's incredible what sorrowful images one can find out in the country........
2. A metal table feeling somewhat lost amongst a land of wood
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I'd take that table home, might be good for putting an enlarger on !
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Pushing Tr-X to ISO1600, developed in TMax developer:
Don't worry, it's art by Kevin J Allan, on Flickr
Shot with a Fuji GA645ZI
Don't worry, it's art by Kevin J Allan, on Flickr
Shot with a Fuji GA645ZI
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Just developed my latest photo which is now hanging and drying. I call it "invisible"
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Just developed my latest photo which is now hanging and drying. I call it "invisible"
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never mind it looks like you're devd, fixed and washed perfectly 
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Just developed my latest photo which is now hanging and drying. I call it "invisible"
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Doh, fomapan I hope!
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ish, that's gonna print a bit dark
mebbe you can scan it, substitute the sky and foreground for one that.....exists, then merge in a nekkid lady for focal interest......or something ??
It'd be shame to waste a perfectly good under exposed picture..
mebbe you can scan it, substitute the sky and foreground for one that.....exists, then merge in a nekkid lady for focal interest......or something ??
It'd be shame to waste a perfectly good under exposed picture..
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Well I figured out what I did wrong... Must have confused myself whether the black or silver edge means exposed, as one shot was blank and the other shot from the same DDS was a double exposure between a chess set and a life ring on a pier lol 
I'll put the photo up in a bit so everyone can laugh at me
Thankfully yes, and this is precisely why I bought Fomapan to start with and not FP4
I'll put the photo up in a bit so everyone can laugh at me Thankfully yes, and this is precisely why I bought Fomapan to start with and not FP4
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I'm always shocked how much detail can be in a clear negative. Worked out what you did wrong?
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I fudged up my dark slides so I accidentally did a double exposure on one sheet and didn't even use the other. The other one is literally totally clear, the poor piece of film didn't even get to see any light lol.
I told myself that silver meant exposed and black was unexposed, but then I must have changed my mind in between the two shots haha. I can see why people write "EXPOSED" in massive letters on the actual slide now!
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Heres the other ones from yesterday
Portland Island
Managed to get the foreground and background sharp, but not the middle! I assume it's because the OOF rocks are lower down so they just dip under the plane of focus? Should have stopped down a bit more.
Portland Bill Lighthouse
Amazes me how much range black and white film has. I can bring back the highlights even further than I have, so I can actually see detail near the sun and also in the shadowy foreground, amazing!
Portland Island
Managed to get the foreground and background sharp, but not the middle! I assume it's because the OOF rocks are lower down so they just dip under the plane of focus? Should have stopped down a bit more.
Portland Bill Lighthouse
Amazes me how much range black and white film has. I can bring back the highlights even further than I have, so I can actually see detail near the sun and also in the shadowy foreground, amazing!
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It's incredible what sorrowful images one can find out in the country........
1. A bath wondering what it's done to be abandonned so far from a cosy bathroom
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2. A metal table feeling somewhat lost amongst a land of wood
View attachment 31793
3. A gate hook with no purpose in life
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4. Park bench that simply " gave up"
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A letter box for whom life is simply too much to bare
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And .............................................
I like these asha, really cohesive set.
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i recently added a nice EOS 55 to my camera harem, i've had 5 or 6 rolls through it and have decided i like this one. Fuji Superia 400 quick converted to bw in photoshop elephants. View attachment 31916
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here's another from the same camera. Big bins or small humans? View attachment 31917
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here's one taken with a relatively cheap film, Lomo 200 colour slide x pro, i have only tried it in E6View attachment 31921 . It comes off the machine with a metallic look to it but that's lost in scanning.
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Portland Island
Sigh. Just when I think I've convinced myself that I don't need to go large format ...
Cracking shot, Carl, even if you did miss part of the focus the detail captured in that image is fantastic. I like the spray too, gives the scene a sense of movement and life.
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Some shots from my trip to Wells Next The Sea. Tri-X 400 devved in TMax. The water marks and dust are annoying, but for now I'll have to live with them. Until I can build a drying cupboard and get some distilled water... More here.
WellsNextTheSea-7 by 35-millimetre, on Flickr
WellsNextTheSea-12 by 35-millimetre, on Flickr
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drying cupboard ??......distilled water ??.......yer only a hop skip an a jump away from a darkroom...lol
I like straight up the trees shots, they remind me of a time when I was stupid enough to roll about in the muck on the floor for no other reason than being.....10
Now of course there's a reason to do it, rather than being stupid, I just look stupid.
That is a shot I wanna do with my clack, leave it in the woods all night for a star trails through the trees picture
, timing it is the problem
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