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Today's One-A-Day image was fairly straight forward, and even cliche if you're a resident or student. This bridge here in town has been shot so many times by so many different people, at first I thought why even bother? Well, certainly none of them had tried it in 8x10, and definitely not during the mid-day sun.
Eastman Commercial B 8x10
Fujinon 210mm f/5.6
1/15th @ f/22 + Red Fitler
Back Swing, Tilt, Front Rise, and Shift
Ilford HP5+, N-1 Development
Pyrocat HD 1:1:100
While they certainly are nice to look at, not every trip to the Hocking Hills region needs to result in wide, sweeping landscapes. Every now and then, the details have their way of finding my attention. This little ice flow forming in the middle of last month on the Cedar Falls trail, was just that!
Tachihara 8x10 Double Extension
Schneider Symmar-S 480mm
~ 1 min. @ f/22 + front fall, tilt
Ilford HP5+ @ ASA 200
Pyrocat HD 1:1.5:100
Nicely curved concrete structure. Don't know what it is for - but the Pyrocat HD really brought put the concrete look to it.
Photographed August 2017 / Leica iiif & Leitz Hektor 5cm/2.5 lens. ILFORD PAN 400 rated ASA 320 developed in PYROCAT-HD : (5mlA + 25mlB > 600ml, 6min 20sec, 20*C). Negative scanned to SD card in a JUMBL scanner box; image processed & finished in Flickr.
Not a good shot of the actual gates which are supposed to be based on a design by Sir Christopher Wren.
original on another site in Lytham built around 1840 they were moved in about 1862 as the railway was planned to bisect them. the crest on top is that of the Clifton family.
J'avais déjà pris cette image à la chambre 4x5" (cf. "Chemin dans la brume")
La voici avec un Contax RTSII et un film Tmax400 développé en PyrocatHD
L'objectif est un Vario-Sonnar 35-70 très piqué.
Le résultat est excellent (prise de vue à la main, sans pied) je suis étonné de la finesse du rendu.
Tirage avec PictureWindowPro 7
Photographed April 2018 / Rollei 35S miniature 35mm film camera (Sonnar 40mm/2.8) Film was KENTMERE 400 bulk film stock rated ASA 320 developed in PYROCAT-HD (5ml A + 25ml B > 600ml, 7min @ 20*C). Negative was scanned to SD card in a JUMBL scanner box unit; image was processed & finished in Flickr.
Photographed July 2018 / FED Zarya 35mm viewfinder camera with M39 > M40 adjustable adaptor & (uncoated) Meyer Optik Helioplan 40mm/4.5 lens (M40 thread mount). Film was Ilford PAN 100 metered at ASA 80 developed in PYROCAT-HD (5ml A + 25ml B > 600ml, 5min 30secs @ 20*C). Negative scanned to digital in a JUMBL scanner and image was processed & finished in Flickr. Cropped to square format.
Hassselblad 503cw I loved these ice patterns tucked into the rocks around the lake. Delta 100 in pyrocat HD
@kujyukurihama, chiba, oct/2011
Zeiss Ikon ZM
Ricoh GR Lens 28mm F2.8
Kodak 400TMY-2 / Pyrocat-HD
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わんちゃんの飼い主がやってきたので、「ちょっと～、おたくのわんちゃん、僕の撮影のじゃまするんですよ～」・・・ではなくて、しばし、カメラの話で盛り上がる。
おじさんは、8mmで映画を昔、撮っていたらしい。
海辺で三脚を立てていると、話しかけられることが多いよね。
My comments will delay..
When traveling from the parking lot at Cedar Falls to start along the Buckeye Trail, there is a small little bridge, and a winding bank. Perhaps it's the repeated trips I've made this year, or now it's a habit, but I've shot this exact scene ever time I've visited Cedar Falls!
In today's image, the even, early morning light was gone, and sun had already started to peak out over the Cedar Falls and Buckeye Trail valley, making for a contrasty, but nice representation of this portion of the trail. See, it's not all about waterfalls in Hocking Hills, there's lots to shoot!
Tachihara 8x10 Double Extension
Fujinon-W 250mm f/6.7
~15 sec. @ f/16ish + front rise
Ilford HP5+ @ ASA 200
14 min. in Pyrocat HD 1:1.5:100
Photographed August 2018 / Yashicamat TLR with Lumaxar 75mm/3.5 lens. Film was ILFORD 3200 DELTA PRO metered ASA 1000 developed in potassium carbonate version PYROCAT-HD (5ml A + 25ml B > 600ml, 8min 45sec, 20*C). Negative was digitalised via a Pentax k3 DSLR with EL-NIKKOR 63mm/3.8 enlarging lens on a helicoid extension tube. The image was edited on an iPad mini using the Snap Seed application. Cropped from full frame but maintaining 'square' format.
Photographed 9/XI/2014 using a fed-2 TYPE-B film camera with INDUSTAR 61, 50mm/2.8 lens.The film(Ilford FP-4+ was developed in PYROCAT HD home brewed).High Street,Cardiff.
Two matching late Westphalia's. The owner was trying to match the tent/awning to the correct one. One was in very nice shape, the other had some typical VW bus rust around the front wheel well. Neat to see a couple of classic orange Westphalias - with the tent attached.
A row of shops on West 4th Avenue are slated for demolition and to reincarnated as a modern, taller building. Not too much of a loss as they were not particularly attractive.
This is with the Heliar 15mm f4.5 in Nikon F mount, which can be used on the nikon Rf's with the F-S adapter.
There are a lot of these food trucks around. Just about every taste you can imagine. Too bad that I don't like eating on the street - though "Mom's Grilled Cheese sandwiches" is an exception.
camera: Hasselblad 500 CM
objective: Zeiss Planar 80mm f2,8
light: natural light
light meter: Sekonic L-308B reading the incident light
exposure: f5,6- 1/250
film: Kodak Ilford FP4 Plus
film developing: Pyrocat HD 1+1+100 - 20C° - 20 min
agitation: first minutes continuously, then 10 secs every 3 minute
fixer: Kodak Tmax Fixer
scanner: CanoScan 8600f with SilverFast SE Plus 8
One way of keeping track of which of the two lenses used! The XX in Pyrocat HD at 1:1:75 kicks up the contrast a bit. The lens is a bit too "black" here. On the other hand - exposure was a "sunny f16" as any exposure meter was outside of my reach at that moment.
Nicely stacked cherries and black berries. This is at f1.7 with the first version of the Ultron 35mm f1.7 - the screw mount one. Quite a good lens - compares favourably to the non Asph Summilux 35f1.4. Odd ergonomics and some distortion but not bad at all. The new M-Mount Ultron 35f1.7 is better though.
the original Summicron 35mm f2 from 1958 was a bit of a sensation when it came out A fast, competent 35, matched with the Summicron 50 and the Summicron 90mm. A bit of a dream package for press photographers, usually matched with a m2 and a M3 (M2 for the 35, 50/90 with the M3).
By todays standards, the lenses are OK, but current crop of Apo/Asph lenses are higher contrast and higher resolution. However, they still are highly usable, particularly for black/white - a nice smooth tonality and close to each other in rendering.
03-Jul-2023 17:10 - Ilford HP5+ 400 @ EI 400
Developed in PyrocatHD 1+1+90 (7+7+630) : 17 mins @ 20C
Two "stop" washes in water, 1 minute each
Ilford Rapid Fix : 4 mins
10 Minutes washing with several water changes
2 mins Ilford Ilfotol (1.5ml + 600ml)
Bronica SQAi + 80mm
Highlight = 10
Shadow = 8
Midpoint = 9
Filters : Orange -2
Final LV=7
1/2 sec @ f16