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Desmond the vampire went to Wetherspoons and was chucked out after drinking 9 pints of lager. He got home OK via Drac- Uber.
One of 14 images which appear in Issue #3 of NSEW Magazine, published October 2020. www.nsewmag.com/
Chamonix F-2 4x5
Ilford FP4+ developed in XTOL 1:1
Near Charlo, MT
May 2020
Olympus Trip 35 / D.Zuiko 40mm/2.8 / Ilford FP4+ 125 / Ilford LC29 1+29/20°/12min / Ilford RF 1+4/4min
Museum of the Moon, 7 metre Moon by artist Luke Jeram hanging in Ely Cathedral, July 2019. Zero 2000 pinhole camera, Ilford FP4+ film. 13 minutes exposure time.
Not much to say tonight, but wanted to get an image up to share. It's been a busy day and it is not quite done yet, so it will be really late before I have another chance to post.
This past year I have made a passing effort to rejuvenate my use of the Holga WPC camera. I bought one several years ago, used it for a bit, then packed it up in the closet where it sat untouched for some time. In the meanwhile the camera's production was discontinued and suddenly it became a sought-after item. It's a solid pinhole camera - in terms of its function if not its build. It's still plastic and lives up to the Holga name, but the images that come out of it are beyond what you would rightly expect from it. I really do enjoy the camera, I just acquired a 6x17 curved-plane pinhole not long after I got this and that camera became my "go to" for panoramic pinhole due to its even exposure.
Anyway, long story short, I have been eyeing my WPC for a while now and thinking I ought to get film through it again. This past year has seen it fed four or five rolls now, which is not too bad really. This one came earlier this spring courtesy of a trip to Silver Falls and an old, expired roll of FP4.
Holga WPC
Ilford FP4
With pools closed and playgrounds off-limits and the US government providing little to no guidance during the pandemic isolation of the summer of 2020, we had to seek out new ways to pass the days. One of our regular outings was to go jump into the Rivanna River which runs through Charlottesville. I snapped this pic with my trusty Nikonos V, capturing Miles with an expression that - to me - sums up our lives during this weird period of uncertainty and worry.
Nikonos V - UW Nikkor 35 2.5 - Ilford FP4+ - Pro Camera Charlottesville process and scan
winter sun and shadows, Sydney street, 2018. Leica IIIc Cosina-Voigtlander 21mm f/4 Color-Skopar LTM, Ilford FP4+ in XTOL developer dilution 1+1. V700 scan.
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