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Camera: Arca-Swiss 4x5; Lens: Nikkor 90mm f/8; Film: Fuji Provia 100F; Exposure: f/8.5, 1/500"; Develop: Push 1/2-stop. Time & Date: 10:55am, May 27, 2007. Location: near Anton, Colorado.
Filming a period (early 60s) drama in Oxford's Radcliffe Square.
Update: this was Endeavour series 4 episode 2, Canticle, broadcast on ITV on 17.1.17
My in-law's house. I really really love the light in this room.
We've had the best day- Vietnamese food, Despicable Me at the theatre, and stocking up on groceries. Tonight it's curry chicken salad, strawberry shortcake, and margaritas. But for now, a little rest.
© Austin Sullivan 2010
So I just got my first roll of film developed.
I was experimenting with the light leak and I ruined 5 other pictures. lol
But who cares! It was my first time shooting with film and I'm happy with the results.
You can see my other shots on my fb.
I'm thinking of starting a project 52 week on my birthday (june 26) but only with film..
Just because I don't want to have film in my 365 project.
EDIT: as for now I will just post what i like :)
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This roll of film was baked. I like what it did. And yes I have five strings on my classical guitar. I just snapped it, but I play it often. I am not one of those people that leave guitars sitting around in their living rooms out of tune with four strings just for looks. I swear.
Traditional cyanotype on Strathmore watercolor paper. Digital negative made from original scanned Tri-X 4x5 film. It's an older lens photo (2008 I think?) but I made this print a few days ago. Exposure time was 5 min at 3:30 PM in hazy sun.
Photos taken by my father in the early 1960s. Recently discovered after his death.
Shot of his son (meaning... myself with my aunt!), Downderry, South Cornwall coast, Summer 1964
Camera: Akarette II, 50mm Lens
Film: Kodachrome-II (ASA/ISO 25) or Kodachrome-X (ASA/ISO 64)
Image slightly cropped, white balance adjusted, sharpened - no other processing.
The Akarette is still with us and will be used again!
Going through some old photos and came across my film photos taken with my Canon AE-1. Such a great old camera, I love it! This photo was taken while I was at university. There was a café that my house-mates and I would always go to for a cake after a hard days shop..err I mean study! Those were the days!