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Test-knit of Downtown Block pattern by Veera Valimaki - Size 34"
Knit in Dream in Colour Classy - Black Parade.
This is a quick test to see how viewing photographs of my university 3A project could look instead of being flat prints. nothing here is even near final as i will be shooting 2-3 day long shoots in the next week. I have until the 17th of December and do not agree entirely with my feedback i received today, as doing the above was meant to take me too long to learn or achieve, also spending two minutes looking at unedited shots seemed unfair but will not let this hold me back or shun me from my upcoming shoots
December 14, 2024, the second Saturday volunteering at Community Cycles Kids Holiday Bike Giveaway.
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Kate Taylor-Wheat riding Flowervale Florenz in the Tuffrock Medium 4.3 test at the Dressage NSW Clarendon Winter Festival on 12-07-2014. Photo: Franz Venhaus
Kim's Black Belt Academy - Pennsylvania: Group photo of the students who participated in Saturday's color belt promotion test.
My old Panasonic Lumix screen cracked for some reason whilst in Brighton so have bought a Sony HX50 which is a bit clunkier but has a 30x optical zoom and other bells and whistles.
Video test of the effect of hiding the entrance to staging by having the trains run underneath the (mocked up) parking garage -- represented by the cardboard structure. The car boxes and stuff are standing in for other view-blocking structures that will be to the left of the garage. There will be enough detail on the garage itself and some cool stuff above/behind it to further draw the eye up and away from the trains, enhancing the effect.
First roll with the Contax II (1936) with Carl Zeiss Sonnar 1:1.5 50mm lens.
Quite some light leaks on many of the frames. I'm not sure if it's the camera alone though or if the film got light too. Will test another roll with more care.
Test of Yashica Penta J 35mm SLR. Shot on Ilford HP5+ with Yashinon 50mm f/2 cocking lens. Developed in Xtol stock + 1:100 Rodinal 8.5 minutes. Scanned with Canoscan 8600f.
It works and seems to be pretty accurate throughout all shutter speeds, but opening back up after cocking the lens doesn't happen very well. Perfectly peachy with any other lens though.