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Yashicamat 124G with Shanghai GP3 film developed in HC110:
At Beamish Museum by Kevin Allan, on Flickr
At Beamish Museum by Kevin Allan, on Flickr
Blimey, that's a blast from the past. I grew up just 2 miles form there in Milton Road, Hoyland just beside the ponds. Nice to see the old PO still standing proud.Fujica GW690
Fomapan 400 (shot as 200asa and lab developed at box speed)
Wentworth post office by fishyfish_arcade, on Flickr
Blimey, that's a blast from the past. I grew up just 2 miles form there in Milton Road, Hoyland just beside the ponds. Nice to see the old PO still standing proud.
Thanks Lee. I'll photograph pretty much anything I see.
Indeed so. What kind of attitude is that ffs?It's too late, you're almost certainly already too far gone.
Not sure where to look first. Currently driving a 911 and some 45 years ago I wooed my wife in a very early Frogeye Sprite.If only I had the money, I'd have one in a heartbeat.
Leica M6 | Summicron 35mm f2 ASPH | Fujifilm Pro 400h
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You should carry on. Once you've mastered barley there's rye and wheat.....For a few years every time I've seen these crops anywhere, I'm drawn to them to take a photograph and I'm always left wanting by the result I get. I think this is finally the shot that I've been after all this time. It seems so simple when I look at it now but it's eluded me before. The question is will I stop shooting it or carry on?
Crop by Andrew Roberts, on Flickr
More from Wentworth?Fujica GW690
Fomapan 400 (shot as 200asa and lab developed at box speed)
More cottages by fishyfish_arcade, on Flickr
Roadside cottages by fishyfish_arcade, on Flickr
More from Wentworth?
Not just because it's my old stomping ground Nige I should say that I think your shots are great. There is a cleanliness and clarity that I don't seem to get with B&W (Tri-X) and I don't think it's rose tinted glasses. I find I get cleaner B&W files converting Portra to B&W in Lightroom than using Tri-X.Fujica GW690
Fomapan 400 (shot as 200asa and lab developed at box speed)
More cottages by fishyfish_arcade, on Flickr
Roadside cottages by fishyfish_arcade, on Flickr
Not just because it's my old stomping ground Nige I should say that I think your shots are great. There is a cleanliness and clarity that I don't seem to get with B&W (Tri-X) and I don't think it's rose tinted glasses. I find I get cleaner B&W files converting Portra to B&W in Lightroom than using Tri-X.
Yashicamat 124G with Shanghai GP3 film developed in HC110:
At Beamish Museum by Kevin Allan, on Flickr
From a trip to Marsden in South Tyneside today.
Rock detail at Marsden, South Tyneside by Kevin Allan, on Flickr
Camera: Intrepid 4x5
Film:Fomapan 100
Developer: HC110 Dilution H
The tones in these are excellent, it just shows you don't need to spend a fortune on Tri-X and Acros.More rocks
Rock details at Marsden by Kevin Allan, on Flickr
Camera: Intrepid 4x5
Film:Fomapan 100
Developer: HC110 Dilution H
The tones in these are excellent, it just shows you don't need to spend a fortune on Tri-X and Acros.
Fomapan 100 is imo darned good in formats of 5x4 and upwards. Negs scan well and render decent wet prints when enlarged.Thanks Nick - the Fomapan 100 cost me just 65p per 5x4 sheet - which actually makes it cheaper per frame that some other films would be in medium format.