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Annapolis Valley (1950s era) - (16 in series) - Epson V500 35mm Film (1200 dpi negative scan) - Photographer Russell McNeil PhD (Physics) lives in Nanaimo, British Columbia where he works also as a writer and a personal trainer.

Victoria Pier, Colwyn bay

Self Portrait in Dublin, negative mode on phone camera (HTC Sensation)

old negative..1976?

Seagate, Brooklyn.

AI colourizations of WWII 35mm negatives taken by german soldier.

Photographer unknown

Pyramid cam went out to track the sun but it rained.

Live @Country Club fabbrica di Birracrua(serata Nirvana: Unplugged in New York)

Every time i pick up my camera, i feel as if its guarded by my mistakes. I'm no longer confident in my skills, but fearful of doing something wrong.

Three lights shot in a negative space style using my HTC Nexus One (aka Google Phone).

Live in the Grand Social, Dublin.

Reclaimed negative from Fuji FP-100B B&W instant film.

 

This is from a pack of black & white instant film I shot last year, before realising I could reclaim a negative from the peel-off part.

I found some old negatives and scanned and reversed them to learn who they might be of, but I don't recognise them. Don't recognise the building, either. If someone could date that car, I would have a better idea of the time. I believe this might be an old "mom and pop" store, judging from the washed out sign (I could only read the top line, it says Chicken) and the cases of bottles stacked on the other side of the storage unit. I did think that maybe that little storage unit might be for ice, but it is just a guess...

The extremely washed out floor from the extreme sun causes the subject wearing black to stand out a lot. It looks like he is floating and walking on nothing. Creates a sense of lost direction. Clarity, contrast, and increase of black helped make the human and his shadow pop out even more.

Image source: rsm negative Rob40

People sitting at picnic tables in the grounds of Richmond castle, aerial perspective taken from high up the tower.

Way up there on a cleaqr day. I think its an A320 series and I also think it is KLM. Gong from where to where?

Kiwanis Lookout, Ellena Gallegos Open Space, Albuquerque, NM

Long Way To Go ( Round the Isle of Man Yacht Race 2013)

Not sure if he actually had done something to earn KP, or if he was just posing with the sign. He did a great job documenting many parts of life at Fort Polk, and it seems like he made an effort to take a photo of every activity they participated in.

Here's one of the NACA intake holes cut and dressed.

 

For more details about the construction of the tail cone, see the build log.

Sin Edición . Ne Ŝanĝita . Not Edited

 

Sunken Video

 

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I was at a friend's house in Tremont last week, and on the way home, I stopped to take this shot of Pilgrim Congregational church on West 14th street.

 

It was dark and cold as hell, but I took several shots before settling on this one. It looks kind of flat in color due to the color the streetlights put on this architecture, but it really sang to me in black and white, the shot almost looks like a negative, which I really liked.

 

I brought down the exposure in a few spots on the tower that were very bright, and removed a power line in the top right, but other than that, the shot was largely untouched. This was a ten second exposure for those of you wondering.

 

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every time I replace the battery or jump it this happens

Stealing colours isn't my thing. Well maybe...

another negative brick on the wall

Severalls asylum, a different view

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