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Upstate New York

 

Image derived from the original glass negative.

The prison where the anti-registration captive are held, during Marvel's Civil War.

PictionID:47056685 - Catalog:14_024316 - Title:GD/Astronautics Facilities Details: AMR-Complex 14; Interior Blockhouse Date: 12/02/1958 - Filename:14_024316.TIF - Images from the Convair/General Dynamics Astronautics Atlas Negative Collection. The processing, cataloging and digitization of these images has been made possible by a generous National Historical Publications and Records grant from the National Archives and Records Administration---Please Tag these images so that the information can be permanently stored with the digital file.---Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum

Negative space

more medium format development results

Thanks to sps1955 for identifying this photo.

You can read the Abinger Hammer sign above the bell.

Right click on the image and select "original" to see more detail.

 

American's vacation in England in the 1930s preserved on 25 rolls of black and white negative 35mm film (about 600 photos). Each film roll was marked with a location name. Example: Photo 6-010 is film roll 6 (Blewbury), the 10th photo on the film. The photos were probably all taken within two weeks of each other. I am not familiar with any of these locations. Here is a list of the film rolls that were uploaded and how they were labeled:

 

roll 0 Leaving New York on the Queen Mary

roll 1 Salisbury

roll 2 Marsh's Home, Penquins, zoo

roll 3 Windsor

roll 4 Wisley Garden

roll 5 photos of snowflakes, not uploaded

roll 6 Blewbury

roll 7 Hagbourne

roll 8 Compton Cottage

roll 9 Shere

roll 10 Witley, Thursley

roll 11 Windmill

roll 12 Corfe #1

roll 13 Corfe #2

roll 14 Corfe #3

roll 15 Corfe Village Winchester

roll 16 Winchester Saint Cross London

roll 17 Greywell Upton Grey Thames

roll 18 Thames Wanborough Tilford

roll 19 Tilford Elstead Burton Aldsworth

roll 20 Bibury Arelington Row

roll 21 Cirencester, Hendred, EW, Arebury, Silbury Hill, Castle Combe

roll 22 Castle Combe, Lacock, Bradford-on-Avon

roll 23 film roll missing, Bradford, Stonehenge

roll 24 Dogs only, not uploaded

 

35mm black and white negative film roll scaned at 1200 dpi.

film type: SS PANCHRO NITRATE FILM and Kodak Nitrate Film Panchromatic.

 

I hope that some of these photos are of historic value to someone and not just a bunch of tourist pictures.

 

During cottonwood season, the trails with the cottonwood trees feel like a winter wonderland.

 

Military Reserve, Cottonwood trail, Boise, ID

 

Taken 22 June 2024

 

Mamiya 7ii

Mamiya 50mm f/4.5

Cinestill 400D 400

 

Scanned with DSLR

 

Home developed

Cinestill CS41

3 min 30 sec

 

Inability to communicate inevitably results in frustration.

What got at the neg I don't know, but there is a dirty smudge running across the neg.

Bettshanger Collery Walfare

Fujifilm Klasse S

KODAK VISION3 250D

COLOR NEGATIVE FILM 5207

PictionID:42695670 - Title:Atlas 12D, Launch Details: Launch Atlas 12D Date: 09/09/1959 - Catalog:14_002457 - Filename:14_002457.tif - - - Image from the Convair/General Dynamics Astronautics Atlas Negative Collection---Please Tag these images so that the information can be permanently stored with the digital file.---Repository: San Diego Air and Space Museum

Take with the Itty Bitty

Negative film Ektar 100

Olympus MJU 2

Looking up at a strange sculpture on a streetlight and side of a building, St John's Street, Perth.

 

I rather like the delicate highlight tones when examining neg film, so thought I'd reproduce those here - whilst leaving the building as a positive. Compare with the undoctored version here.

Plymouth, Devon, England

Nikon f-601 | nikkor 70-210 | agfa vista plus 100

This image was scanned from an original glass plate or negative, kindly provided by the Australian Railway Historical Society, New South Wales Division.

 

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Ken Livingtsone unveils his new campaign poster.

The blue aliens are David Cameron, Boris Johnson and George Osborne - the headline: The Tories are on a different planet.

Recession, fare rise, police cuts don't let them get away with it.

 

Kenninington, South London.

Red brick building behind is the former South London Hospital for Children, Clapham Road.

Stockholm, Sweden

 

A very small alleyway in Gamla Stan (=old town) in central Stockholm.

 

This photo is from our Scandinavia family holiday back in 1989 (I was about 16 then).

These photos are from 2-1/2 x 4-1/4 inch negatives found in a Kodak Negative Album. They are from the Chesapeake Bay and the Essington, Pennsylvania Yacht Yard and other locations. The photos were documented in the album but their location and description may have been mixed up. Please inform me of any errors or any additional information on these planes. My knowledge of vintage yachts is limited. All the photos (about 150) will be uploaded into a set called "1937 Kodak Negative Album". This set just contains the yachts and other ships.

This is the proof of the importance of the Negative Space

One of a series of B&W prints showing gang violence.

 

This print was deveoped by splashing developer onto the print rather than submerging it completely.

Taken at More London, which is in between London and Tower Bridges.

Part of me can't believe that I took this with an iPhone.

No post production, uploaded direct using Flickr app.

5x7 Paper Negative

First test of the 5.5" Cinephor on the 5x7. This focal length is definately more suited to 5x7 or 4x5.

I was in quite a negative meeting and found myself drawing... Says it all really.

Create your own negative space by pointing a camera with a long lens in front of you, in a busy area of the city, and watch everyone walk around you.

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