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Sadly there was no time for any 50mm action in here or any tripod action either for that matter! Security we hot on our heals by this point, athough i think this was more by coincidence than anything else! A quick exit was sought and we live for another day!
Hong Kong Star Ferry terminal, Kowloon, late afternoon.
This was taken in 1998 using my Zenza Bronica ETRS and Fuji slide film, and of course, a tripod. I've uploaded some images from this shoot before, but they were always poor quality scans and now, finally, I have a scanner that can scan medium format film directly and here are the results.
The reason I bought the scanner is because believe it or not, I am planning to get back to film photography; but I will definitely NOT be giving up digital!
Big thanks to Howard and also Craig for recommendations for a medium format film scanner.
35mm film elements from the Film Media ( www.filmmedia.org/ ) Joe Sarno Library.
The library is getting an HD restoration for Blu-Ray and Digital release later in 2016..Image shot on the MACY'S Muppets Point & Shoot 35mm camera / film stock unknown / home processed in Kodak Xtol.
Nikon FA; 50mm lens
Kodak Film ISO 400
The film stayed into a solution made of hot water and lemon juice for +/- one hour, and then dried in the sun for some hours.
A film noir style dead rose. Lighting was done with a lamp and a bit of cardboard with some slits cut into it. I used photoshop to increase the contrast and desaturate.
The public was invited, and showed up in mass, for the Bonus Test Screening of the 1984 classic Stop Making Sense at the Traverse City Film Festival on July 24, 2017.
Day 10 with my Super Takumar 35mm F3.5
Shot at F3.5
Shot of the recent rolls of film I got. Been wanting to try Fuji Black and White film and finally found a roll locally. And my first roll of Ilford Pan F.
Really enjoyed shooting stills and helping produce John Redmonds latest short film Remembrance down in Kinnity Castle www.youtube.com/watch?v=yE6NNUn9BSw&feature=channel_v...
A real big thank you to all involved.. notably
Actors | Claire Tully, Matylda Bajer & Ian Meehan
Makeup | Kathryn O'Neill
Hair | Stephen Cronin, Anna Curran
Styling | Lisa Grogan
Clothes | Claire Garvey
and all the film crew..
This is my roommate Austin. I've never met anyone, especially in person, that pulls off the mustache/mullet combo so well.
Super 8 screen shot.
Everyone else shot this with the crash mat in the shot. I filmed it so it looked like he didn't make it.
The building is five stories.
German postcard by Photochemie, no. K. 1486. Photo: Willinger, Berlin. Collection: Didier Hanson.
Maria Orska (1893-1930) was a Russian-Jewish actress of the German stage and screen in the 1910s and 1920s.
For more postcards, a bio and clips, check out our blog European Film Star Postcards.