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The bones of the old Fish Pier at low tide give an interesting comparison of the new pier, a little shorter, but four or five times the width.
Scrabster Harbour, Caithness, Scotland.
100% (3200 dpi) Comparison between TRI-X developed in HC-110 dilution B (on the right, rated at 400 and developed for 7.5 minutes) and TRI-X in Rodinal (on the left, rated at 1600 and stand developed two hours)
As you can see, the grain on the left is much more prominent but the grain smoothing of the HC-110 means that while the grain is finer, the resolution is the same.
Lea on the left, hasn't yellowed at all I think, except her head from faceupping outside :\
In the middle is Momo, who has yellowed a bit.
On the right is my Lumi, who I've had since early 07, and who has clearly yellowed ALOT when next to the others, but I love her skin tone as it is now more than my lea :\ XD
Mast Comparison - the unmasked area on the picture on right shows the approx area covered by the Scope picture on left.
Compare to the 'flattened' version.
(Frankly, if it weren't "for comparison", this one would never see the light of day. Ugh!)
Me and Rich once had much the same pallor. Then he went travelling around India and Asia for 6 months.
quick pics taken late yesterday afternoon in the shade, not the best but they do show that my strawberry only has the one colour.
Mystery clone vs: Icy, Blythe, & Basaak.... she seems to have Icy shaped eye sockets & otherwise closer to Blythe, but with more heavily carved lips and nostrils.
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Venice: The piazza San Marco, Ca.1740.
The base of the Campanile is seen on the left with the church of San Geminiano (demolished 1807) at the end of the Piazza and the Loggetta on the left. The picture’s elongated proportions suggest that it may have been conceived as an overdoor. Comparison with another version at Woburn Abbey suggests that 10 cm may have been cut from the top edge.
The Wallace Collection, London.