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My beautiful old lady. I met her at a busy day on the old market. She wore a tie, a grey raincoat, big round glasses and a round hat. And she was sensitive and shy like a little girl.
She moved with small steps from the one bench to the other and her look was full of curiosity. A feminist she was and an intellectual. Now, she keeps on moving on the streets, admiring small moments and discussing with small traders about the weather and the fruits and the vegetables she wishes to taste. All is interesting. All is new to her. All her life everything was new to her.
Did I scare her? I wouldn’t know. But then she didn’t say anything to me. She just saw me and froze. Was it because of fear? I believe it was because of shyness. Her hands reached one another, her eyes questioned me. She felt insecure. This kind lady just seemed new in this old world. For her qualities do not fit those of many.
My beautiful old lady with her round glasses and the round hat.
I can see her now young and beautiful, different from all the rest of the girls. Dressed like a boy. True to her emotions and thoughts. True to her first love. Didn’t compromise, she stayed strong and faithful to herself. Because, after all, she was a shy and sensitive girl.
And that is what kept her young in all these long years. Her young soul is evident to all. In her old face, there is something young and new. All is visible now for everyone to see. A strong soul, no evil left its scars in there.
The Harnham Water Meadows, within the city of Salisbury, are part of a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI) and are an Environmentally Sensitive Area (ESA).
They incorporate a surviving part of the irrigation system once widespread across the Wessex chalkland.
The meadows are owned jointly by the Dean and Chapter of Salisbury Cathedral and the Harnham Water Meadows Trust.
The tasks of the Trust are to manage the meadows as a single entity and to restore and operate the historic irrigation structures, all consistent with the modern requirements of an SSSI.
Harnham Water Meadows are on an island between two arms of the River Nadder and a stretch on the River Avon. The Town Path bisects the meadows from Elizabeth Gardens to Harnham Mill.
Photo: Wooden bridge over the River Avon looking down the path at Elizabeth Gardens, Salisbury which leads to Harnham Mill, Harnham.
Svema Blue Sensitive exposed at ISO 6, developed in Photographers Formulary TD-3, 15 minutes, Agitation A, at 68F. Negs look low contrast but are pretty high contrast at scan. If I were going to vary my development time, I'd pull in 30 second increments.
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we made this video from several photos taken 5 minutes apart for 12 hours.
yeah, she moves on her own, it looks like she is a real gymnast!
este video lo hicimos de fotos hechas cada 5 minutos en 12 horas del dia.
vaya bailoteo que se traia la plantita!
Talbot Romain Reisekamera - VRO-1-300 Xerox lens (300mm f/5.6)
Fuji RX-N, 8x10, blue sensitive X-ray film, 50 ISO
16 seconds, f/16, slight rear back-tilt
Quite low evening light, overcast
Scanned at 2400dpi on Microtek i800, downscaled to 40% size
Rodinal 1+50 (250mL) in rotary tube for 11 minutes
Unperforated blue sensitive, yellow base, microfilm in a Canon EOS 10 camera.
Shot at 25iso and developed in Rodinal at 1:150 (2ml in 300ml of water) for 2 hours Stand Development
As this film has no anti halation layer, the highlights can 'bloom' as can be clearly seen in some of the shots. Not as extreme as Kodak 5069 but worth using.