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Afternoon on the Everglades
Everglades National Park is a 1.5-million-acre wetlands preserve on the southern tip of the U.S. state of Florida. Often compared to a grassy, slow-moving river, the Everglades is made up of coastal mangroves, sawgrass marshes and pine flatwoods that are home to hundreds of animal species. Among the Everglades' abundant wildlife are the endangered leatherback turtle, Florida panther and West Indian manatee. ― Google
(iPhone XS Max, 1/1800 @ f/1.8, ISO 25)
Sinar F ;
Schneider 150mm F5.6
4x5 Film
Film: ***HP4*** 4x5 400ASA
Short at ISO25
1/2" F8
Develop：Robinal 1+50; ***11mins***
Fix: 8mins
Scan：Epson E800
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Silbersalz35 50D @ ISO25 Cinematic film (Kodak Vision 3)
Canon Model 7 Range finder, 1961
Canon 50mm f1.4 LTM, 1959
First time for me to try this film - just had 4 rolls developed. I like it a lot.
Nikon n90s
Nikkor ED 300/4.5
Nikon MF-26 Databack
Eastman Hi Contrast 5363 iso25
Kodak HC-110 (1+119)
DsLr DiGiTiZeD
PS
A house in Buckminster, which is an estate village, i.e. the local estate owns all the residential and commercial properties. Many of the houses are therefore very similar in design, decoration etc.
Olympus OM20 camera
Zuiko 50mm f/1.8 lens
Konica VX200 film (expired June 2000), shot at iso25
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Autumn time in Highfields Park at Nottingham. I think I took a very similar photo a few years ago, but if it catches my eye I'm happy to try again with different film etc.
Fed 2 camera
Jupiter 3 lens
Kodak Gold 100 film (expired, uknown date), shot at iso25
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Ultrafine Jazzy Blues ISO 25
▽Camera
Nikon L35TWAD
The view from the Museum of Modern Art, Hayama.
Hayama, Kanagawa Prefecture
Taken in 2020
When we first arrived (and for about 40minutes afterwards) the afternoon sun nicely illuminated the upper half of Wahclella Falls. From a fun afternoon exploring along the Wahclella Falls Trail with David Wang. Although the trail was quite busy, we had the talus slope above it all to ourselves for over an hour. Tanner Creek, Columbia River Gorge, Oregon OM6135 - Happy Waterfall Wednesdays!
Camera: Canon EOS 10QD
Lens: Canon EF1:1.8 f 50mm II
Film: Fujifilm microfilm super HR20 (unperforated)
Dev.: TMAX (1:4) 7.5min 19℃
Scan: 2400 dpi by Epson GT-X830
(Taken on ISO25 at Yokohama, Japan)
The church at Buckminster, a pretty little estate village.
Olympus OM20
Zuiko 50mm f/1.8 lens
Konica VX200 film (expired June 2000)
Shot at iso25
Film is a little mouldy I think, you can maybe see a big spot of something in the top right window of the house. There were a few of these "bonus features" in the roll.
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Nikon N90s
AF Nikkor 50/1.8D
Nikon MF-26 Databack
Eastman Hi Contrast 5363 iso25
Kodak HC-110 (1+119) 25mts@20
DsLr DiGiTiZeD
PS
** Fischer auf dem Indischen Ozean **
Diese Fotografie ist Teil einer Serie von Bildern die ich mit einer analogen Olympus OM-1 Spiegelreflexkamera auf Kodachrome Diafilm in Kenya im Jahre 1980 gemacht habe.
Die Bilder wurden mit einem Reflecta ProScan 10T Scanner digitalisiert.
This photograph is part of a series of pictures which I took with an analogue Olympus OM-1 SLR camera on Kodachrome slide film in Kenya in 1980.
Pictures were digitalized with a Reflecta ProScan 10T scanner.
ISO 25 - f 8 - 1/125 s - 50 mm (Olympus F.Zuiko)
From a fun afternoon exploring along the Wahclella Falls Trail with David Wang. Although the trail was quite busy, we had the talus slope above it - from where this photo was taken - all to ourselves for over an hour. Tanner Creek, Columbia River Gorge, Oregon OM6139 - Happy Waterfall Wednesdays!
Back edge of storms at sunset left a nice fire in the sky
Samsung SM-S908U
ƒ/1.8
6.4 mm
1/120 sec
iso25
Camera: Canon EOS 10QD
Lens: Canon EF1:1.8 f 50mm II
Film: Fujifilm microfilm super HR20 (unperforated)
Dev.: TMAX (1:4) 7.5min 19℃
Scan: 2400 dpi by Epson GT-X830
(Taken on ISO25 at Yokohama, Japan)
On the middle of the left edge of this photo is a ~30' tall tree, which helps give you sense for the 213' height of this waterfall. Even though we were about halfway up the landslide on the west side of the falls (see first comment below), there were still blasts of mist from the waterfall making getting a clean long exposure challenging.
To give this image a long exposure like smoothness but without losing some of the short exposure water texture, used Lighten Mode to blend a 5 exposure burst taken by simply holding the shutter button down for about a sec.
Along the beginning of the trail, above the parking area, the thimbleberry had abundant blooms, with scattered bleeding hearts and columbine along the edge of the trail below them, plus a few wild rose bushes in bloom at various points along the trail. Also along the edge of the trail, near the fork with the trail to upper McCord Falls, was lush green poison oak.
From a fun day in the Gorge with David Wang. Columbia River Gorge, Oregon OM11417-21 - Happy Waterfall Wednesdays!
** Wasserböcke (Kobus ellipsiprymnus) im Tsavo National Park **
Diese Fotografie ist Teil einer Serie von Bildern die ich mit einer analogen Olympus OM-1 Spiegelreflexkamera auf Kodachrome Diafilm in Kenya im Jahre 1980 gemacht habe.
Die Bilder wurden mit einem Reflecta ProScan 10T Scanner digitalisiert.
This photograph is part of a series of pictures which I took with an analogue Olympus OM-1 SLR camera on Kodachrome slide film in Kenya in 1980.
Pictures were digitalized with a Reflecta ProScan 10T scanner.
ISO 25 - f 3.3 - 1/60 s - 200 mm (Tokina 80-200 mm)
The backlit trees were taken with Yashica Minister D, Ilford Pan F 50 at ISO25. Developed in Fomadon Excel.
More of that Nocolorstudio stuff. Shot with my Mamiya 7ii.
Eatonia, Saskatchewan, Canada
Mamiya 7ii
35mm adapter kit
NoColorStudio NO.25
Dev; Kodak D-76
Developed and scanned at home
Special thanks to David Wang for showing me the route to this POV. McDowell Creek Falls County Park, Oregon OM4128 - Happy Waterfall Wednesdays!
See first comment below for a closeup of two of the blossoms. Also along the trail edge below the Thimbleberry were scattered bleeding hearts and columbine; plus a few wild rose bushes in bloom at various points along the trail. Near the fork with the trail to upper McCord Falls, lush green poison oak were growing along the edge of the trail. From a fun day in the Gorge with David Wang. Columbia River Gorge, Oregon i13p5983
On the middle of the left edge of this photo is a ~30' tall tree, which helps give you sense for the 213' height of this waterfall. Even though we were about halfway up the landslide on the west side of the falls (see first comment below), there were still blasts of mist from the waterfall making getting a clean long exposure challenging.
A 6 stop neutral density filter was added to the Circular Polarizer to get the exposure length up to 4sec to give this the traditional long exposure smooth look.
Along the beginning of the trail, above the parking area, the thimbleberry had abundant blooms, with scattered bleeding hearts and columbine along the edge of the trail below them, plus a few wild rose bushes in bloom at various points along the trail. Also along the edge of the trail, near the fork with the trail to upper McCord Falls, was lush green poison oak.
From a fun day in the Gorge with David Wang. Columbia River Gorge, Oregon OM11396 - Happy Waterfall Wednesdays!
Etzikom, Alberta, Canada
Mamiya 7ii
35mm adapter kit
NoColorStudio No.25 @ISO25
Dev; Adox D-76
Developed and scanned at home
I like how the people on the logs at lower left provide a sense of scale for the falls. From a fun afternoon exploring along the Wahclella Falls Trail with David Wang. Although the trail was quite busy, we had the talus slope above it all to ourselves for over an hour. Tanner Creek, Columbia River Gorge, Oregon OM6157 - Happy Waterfall Wednesdays!
Panorama from the ghost town of Robsart, Saskatchewan. Shot with my Mamiya 7ii and 35mm panoramic adapter kit.
Robsart, Saskatchewan, Canada
Mamiya 7ii
NoColorStudio No.25
Dev; Adox D-76
Developed and scanned at home
Røros, Norway
Nikon FM2
NoColorStudio No.25 @ISO25
Heliopan orange filter
Dev; Kodak D-76
Developed and scanned at home
...or a prologue...
Photo Exhibition: TANATOS - APOCRYPHA
October 17-20, 2008, Art Gallery Fujihara, Osaka, Japan
Toshihiro "Tommy" Oshima, Velco Dojcinovski, Akihisa "BlueOnion" Nakamura, Mizuho "Paranoia" Hayashi, Tetsuya "Blues" Kusuyama
Nikon N90s
AF Nikkor 50/1.8D
Nikon MF-26 Databack
Eastman Hi Contrast 5363 iso25
Kodak HC-110 (1+119)
DsLr DiGiTiZeD
PS
Camera: Canon EOS 10QD
Lens: Canon EF1:1.8 f 50mm II
Film: Fujifilm microfilm super HR20 (unperforated)
Dev.: TMAX (1:4) 7.5min 19℃
Scan: 2400 dpi by Epson GT-X830
(Taken on ISO25 at Yokohama, Japan)
Camera: Canon EOS 10QD
Lens: Canon EF1:3.5-5.6 f 35-70 mm II
Film: Fujifilm microfilm super HR20 (unperforated)
Dev.: TMAX (1:4) 7.5min 19℃
Scan: 2400 dpi by Epson GT-X830
(Taken on ISO25 at Yokohama, Japan)
Pentax SV
Steinheil Munchen 135mm F2.8
Film: Rollei Retro 400s
Turning Negatives film into Positives.
Process:
1. Develop #1 Ilford Multigrade 1+5 plus Hypo 3.6g/300ml 20mins
2. Wash
3. Bleach: Potassium Dichromate 3g/300ml + Sodium bisulfate 22.5g/300ml = 600ml 6mins
4. Wash
5. Cleaning: Sodium Sulfite -12g/600ml. 2mins
6. Wash
7. Exposure: sunny day 2mins
8. Develop #2 Ilford Multigrade 1+5 6mins
9.Wash
Scaner：Epson V800
ISO25 F2.8 1/2"
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Last blast from the past (until next time). This was my second published photo, entered in a magazine photo contest (theme: Buildings). It won an honourable mention; I was pretty excited.
This doesn't mean I think it's a great shot; I don't. It's okay for an early effort. I wouldn't place it among my best work today - not even close. But getting published was a Big Thing for me in the early days: some affirmation that just maybe I was on the right track.
The pulp mill where I was working (see b&w pic a few days ago) shut down for routine maintenance for a few weeks in fall 1977, giving me a chance to fly back to Quebec, see my parents and brother, catch up with old friends, and so on. Old friends Susan and Kevin lived in Cookshire, in the Eastern Townships, and I made this shot on a driveabout with Susan.
Photographed near Cookshire, Quebec (Canada); scanned from the original Kodachrome 25 slide (ISO 25 !!!), shot with a Pentax Spotmatic and 24mm lens. Don't use this image on websites, blogs, or other media without explicit permission ©1977 James R. Page - all rights reserved.
Camera: Canon EOS 10QD
Lens: Tamron zoom 28-80mm F/3.5-5.6
Film: Fujifilm microfilm super HR20 (unperforated)
Dev.: TMAX (1:4) 3.5 min 27℃
Scan: 2400 dpi by Epson GT-X830
(Taken on ISO25 at Yokohama, Japan)