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I saw this scene in our backyard on February 9, 2015.
When snow melts, and dirt dries up, it sometimes cracks... producing such wonderful patterns and shapes in some of the parts of our yard!
in Explore at #182 on June 13, 2015
My theme for June 2015 is: dry
Testing first roll of Ferrania Solaris, a dirt cheap Italian film that the lovely Julia introduced me to. Gracias otra vez guapa! :) Estos son los colores tal cual.
This is the shot as it came out of the camera.
In the Seattle area, Ferrania Solaris is available--under the Kroger brand--in 200, 400 and 800 ISO, at Fred Meyer stores. Go get some today!
Ferrania Solaris 400/Olympus XA/f2.8
Had a real drencher with lots of drippy beauty.
Fujifilm X-Pro3 with ETERNA Bleach Bypass recipe and no post processing. SOOC
Grabbed a pic from spring, 2022.
Fujifilm X-Pro3 Classic Neg. simulation with no post processing. SOOC
Took the 80mm macro for a walk around the yard today. Found some new and old beauty.
Fujifilm X-Pro3 PRO Neg. Hi Simulation with no post processing. SOOC
Okay... I've had my fun... now it's back to flower macros! lol
Straight from the camera - no post processing, no cropping.
Canon Powershot S3 IS, SuperMacro, hand held.
#291 on Explore, March 5, 2008
Thank you all!!
Sunny spring macro with the XF 80mm f2.8
Fujifilm X-H1 PRO Neg. Hi simulation with no post processing, SOOC
Took the 80mm macro for a walk around the yard today. Found some new and old beauty.
Fujifilm X-Pro3 PRO Neg. Hi Simulation with no post processing. SOOC
Today will be warm unusually compared to November, but this is good for us .!!!!!
Ma is novemberhez képest szokatlanul meleg lesz, de jó ez nekünk .:-)))
“There is no such thing as a failed experiment, only experiments with unexpected outcomes”
Richard Buckminster Fuller
Okay, a few weeks ago I purchased the last, fresh Velvia 50 roll left in the fridge at Camera's West on 4th Ave. I loaded it to my Olympus Pen EE-3 (half-frame) and shortly after took a few shots from my apartment and around the neighborhood.
Then, last week I took the camera with me *to Los Angeles and took a few more snapshots while out and about.
In total, I shot 38 out of the 72 exposures the half-frame would have rendered.
Two days ago I dropped it off to develop (negs and CD) and they told me slide film would take 2 weeks to process. Since I could not wait to see the results, I told them to cross process instead.
I picked it up this morning. Needless to say, the results are unexpected. :)
*When traveling with film cameras, try asking--nicely--for a hand inspection. It might not happen every time but it is worth giving it a go. On the trip to and from LA I requested a hand inspection of all my film and cameras and thankfully both TSA inspectors at Sea-Tac and Burbank agreed to do so, with a smile, and even a bit of camera/film chit chat. ;-)
Mucking about a couple of weeks ago in an ex-workshop that's being converted into a food bank.
Straight out of the camera, no post processing.
Behind all my dark sides
I can feel my heart is still beating,
After all.
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No postprocessing - I used a heart-shaped lamp :)
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Added in Cream of the crop as my personal favorite.