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That's me - Migraine Headache at the Strange Brew Café, Jim Thorpe, PA
Joe Kolbek preserved my pain in this 1 second exposure using the Chinese Shanghai Seagull 4A-105 camera on Ilford Pan F Plus 50asa film.
(Later on, an overdose of liquid Tylenol and I was as good as new)
Taken with Flexaret 3a on Ilford PAN F Plus film.
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Professional scan from negative. Without any adjustments.
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Taken in Brno, Czech Republic.
Taken with Zorki 4 (Zorkij 4) Industar-61 L/D lens on Ilford Pan F Plus (ISO 50) film.
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Professional scan from negative.
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Taken in Brno, Czech Republic.
Please, more than most photos I've posted in recent memory, look at this one large.
This is the Doo Lough (pronounced "lock") Pass in the Connemara region of County Galway in Ireland. This was one of the most breathtaking views that Valerie and I experienced (she said it felt like we were in Middle Earth), and it defines Ireland for me: stark, otherworldly beauty. So beautiful, in fact, that you need not show the emerald color of the isle to get the point across.
De esta puerta llama la atención su nombre, suena a Arabe aunque el cristo en la fachada parece puesto para conjurar estas influencias.
Leica M-2, Summaron 3,5/35, Panf-plus revelada a iso 100 con X-Tol
Stopped by Marginal Way Skatepark to skate last Saturday and it turned out they were redoing one of the older pockets, so I hauled some buckets in exchange for some shots.
Iford Pan F Plus and Pentax 67ii with SMC Pentax 67 105mm f/2.4. Developed in Agfa Rodinal 1:100 with one minute agitation and 60 minutes stand. Scanned with Canoscan 8600f.
I was experimenting with Ilford Pan F Plus ISO 50 Black and White film in these shots. I found several things I like about the film. It's an extremely fine grain film. I was experimenting with depth of field in these mantis shots. Some were shot handheld with a very shallow depth of field to throw the background out of focus and give surreal bokeh. Others were shot with a tripod, small aperture and slow shutter speed. Yashica FX-3 Super 2000, Vivitar series 1 28-90mm F2.8-3.5 Macro lens, Tiffen Yellow #8 filter, Ilford Pan F Plus film, Hand held at F2.8 This was done with a super shallow depth of field. I wanted to isolate the head and eyeball of the mantis and throw everything else out of focus. We were indeed eyeball to eyeball in this shot. He was watching me and I was watching him. My front lens element was about 2 inches from his head. I was shooting at 28mm, Wide open as close as I could possibly focus.
Lisbon, Portugal
Nikon F75 with an Nikon 24mm f/2.8 AF lens. Ilford PanF Plus film shot at rated speed and developed in Rodinal at 1+50 concentration for 11minutes.
June 22, 2009.
Shot with Hasselblad 500C/M, Planar 2,8/80 and extension tube 55 (ƒ22, 15 sec. exposure), on Ilford Pan F Plus 50 film, expired February, 2009. Natural lighting. Developed in Calbe R09 ("Rodinal" clone), 1+25 solution, for 6 minutes, 30 seconds stop and 6 minutes fix. – View large.
Spitalfields Market
Camera: Kiev 88 TTL
Lens: 30mm f/3.5 Zodiak/Arsat (fisheye)
Film: PAN F Plus - Expired 11/09
Chemicals: Rodinal + Ilfostop + Ilford Rapid Fixer, at recommended ratios and times.
Note. This negative hasn't been scanned. I've placed it on a light box and taken a photo of the negative on a DSLR.
Georgia, Tbilisi
Spring 19
Analog Horizont Panoramic and Ilford Pan F 50
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Fish Market Reserve, Guildford, WA
Ok, this is one of those shots that suffered from camera shake and focusing error, but I liked the general composition.
Being a tight bastard, I abhor any sort of waste, even a frame of film.
So I reduced clarity, increased exposure in post and we now have an 'Abstract'
Yashica Electro 35 GTN, Ilford Pan f plus, Adonal 1:100, 11m @20C
Neg copied with a Canon 450D, Pentax 150mm bellows and a Helios 44M Auto 58mm f2
We had a heavy spring snowstorm a little while back, complete with thunder and lightning. This is a night view looking out over the lawn as the snow was falling. I was hoping to time the lightning, which gave an eerie light through the dense clouds and snow (the worlds greatest soft box!), but to no avail. Approximately 4 second (counted) exposure at f/1.8.
Better on black
Ilford PanF Plus processed in Rodinal at 1+50 concentration for 13 minutes with a full minute of inversions at the start and 5 inversions at every minute.
Shot with an Nikon N2020 and Nikkor 50mm f/1.8 AF.
I'm collecting stuff I've learned about Rodinal on my web page here: astroturtle.com
Here is Ben Jacobsen taken at Elephant Rock on a sunrise shoot.
I finally got around to developing and scanning the negatives.
I used Diafine for the first time and I like it.
Camera: Nikon F100
Film: Ilford Pan F Plus 50
Lens: Nikon 50mm f/1.4G
Aperture: unknown
Shutter: unknown
Developer: Diafine
Scanned at 600dpi
Minimal post processing
Lisbon, Portugal
Nikon F75 with an Nikon 24mm f/2.8 AF lens. Ilford PanF Plus film shot at rated speed and developed in Rodinal at 1+50 concentration for 11minutes.
Adolfstraße/Schauenburger Straße
Zenza Bronica ETRS, Zenzanon 50 mm 1:2.8
Ilford Pan F plus in Perceptol 1+3
Negativscan with Heidelberg Linoscan 1450, Newcolor 5000 2.0
20151126_Häuser Bronica II 09
Golden Gate Park, San Francisco, CA.
Taken with a Mamiya M645 1000s and Sekor-C 80mm f/1.9 lens. Ilford PanF Plus processed in Caffenol-C (500ml water, 30g washing soda, 6g vitamin C crystals, 40g instant coffee) for 13 minutes with 5 inversions every 60 seconds.
