jcolletteiii
Bay Window, Unroofed
Nikon F5, Nikkor 24mm f2.8, orange filter, Svema (FPP) Blue Sensitive, Kodak Tmax developer.
Bought two rolls of this film to try, and this is the first. It is very, very thin, and doesn't make for much interest in the skies - youreally have to work for a dramatic sky - most of the rest of these exposures had flat, drab, pale skies. This one had pretty a dramatic sky to begin with, so it rendered pretty well I think.
This is a different angle of the 'Stairway' house. Beautiful bay window, but the whole structure is completely unroofed. Won't be around for much longer I think.
This film is exceptionally high contrast, and the ISO is only 6, so a tripod is required, It is ULTRA-fine grained though - you really have to zoom and zoom to see much grain. It's a near stock that I do believe I will use again. 5 minutes in Tmax developer, 1 minute wash in RODI, then a 5 minute fix.
Bay Window, Unroofed
Nikon F5, Nikkor 24mm f2.8, orange filter, Svema (FPP) Blue Sensitive, Kodak Tmax developer.
Bought two rolls of this film to try, and this is the first. It is very, very thin, and doesn't make for much interest in the skies - youreally have to work for a dramatic sky - most of the rest of these exposures had flat, drab, pale skies. This one had pretty a dramatic sky to begin with, so it rendered pretty well I think.
This is a different angle of the 'Stairway' house. Beautiful bay window, but the whole structure is completely unroofed. Won't be around for much longer I think.
This film is exceptionally high contrast, and the ISO is only 6, so a tripod is required, It is ULTRA-fine grained though - you really have to zoom and zoom to see much grain. It's a near stock that I do believe I will use again. 5 minutes in Tmax developer, 1 minute wash in RODI, then a 5 minute fix.