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Been experimenting (as usual) and suddenly realised I was getting good photos from xray film. I use it as a cheap and easy medium for quick results but maybe I'll use it a bit more for finished photos.
Whilst wandering around Kingsand we stumbled across a film set at the far end of the village. Several houses had been repainted and 'dressed' for a new film about the artist JMW Turner, directed by Mike Leigh.
Filming wasn't underway at the time, so visitors were allowed to walk across the set and take photos.
Full story on the Evening Herald web site and BBC News.
United Coast Lines express collides with a Foden steam wagon on a level-crossing.
Herriard, on the Alton & Basingstoke Light Railway.
We were sitting in front of this during the show, so while we could hear the projectors clicking away, I didn't really realize that they were actually running (a lot! of) loose film strips through the projectors.
Colonia del Sacramento - Uruguay - 2013
Olympus 35 RC
Film Kodak TMax 100
Photoshop CS3 - Nik Software Silver Efex Pro 2
Anathema at the roman amphitheater in Plovdiv, Bulgaria
Camera: Ricoh Singlex
Lens: CZJ Tessar 50mm 2.8
Film: ???
a bit out of focus, i know, but this is from the first roll of film i have ever shot with a fully manual slr, so whatever!
The remains of Leeds trams numbers 6, 517 and 160 at the Middleton Railway Leeds.
No 6 a Leeds Works car was built in 1901 as Hull No 96, it was the only one of the five trams preserved by the Middleton Railway to survive and is now on the Heaton Park tramway Manchester.
Photo details
Negative scan
Ilford HP3 Film
Camera Ensign Selfix 820.
This is the result of my first attempt at developing my own film in 15 years. I am taking a class at Rayko Photo Center and so should you, for verily, it is the bomb. I'm using my old Pentax K1000 from college, and I love it very much.
This was taken at a dinner at Nopa with some of my excellent friends. And though I strongly disapproving of calling my neighborhood NOPA, Nopa the restaurant is excellent. You should go there, too.
The weird line at the bottom is because the print got creased. Also, I need to relearn dodging and burning. But still, film! Developed and printed by me!
Whilst wandering around Kingsand we stumbled across a film set at the far end of the village. Several houses had been repainted and 'dressed' for a new film about the artist JMW Turner, directed by Mike Leigh.
Filming wasn't underway at the time, so visitors were allowed to walk across the set and take photos.
Full story on the Evening Herald web site and BBC News.