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-Cámara: Bronica ETRS- Objetivo: Zenzanon 40mm f/4 MC - Película: Rollei RPX 100 - Revelador: Kodak D76 (1+1 11 min. 20ºC) - Escáner: Canon 9000f
Aldeas antaño llenas de vida, hoy sumidas en el abandono y condenadas a su ruina; son el símbolo de la desaparición de toda una tradicional forma de vida. El nublado cielo y la fina lluvia se conjugaban con el estremecedor silencio reinante en el lugar, procurando un en verdad lúgubre evocador ambiente impregnado de nostálgico romanticismo.
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-Camera: Bronica ETRS- Lens: Zenzanon 40mm f/4 MC - Film: Rollei RPX 100 - Developer: Kodak D76 (1+1 11 min. 20ºC) - Scanner: Canon 9000f
Villages that were once full of life, now plunged into abandonment and condemned to fall; they are symbol of the demise of a whole traditional way of life. The cloudy sky and the fine rain, combined with the shuddering silence that pervaded there, created a truly evocative gloomy atmosphere impregnated with nostalgic romanticism.
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75 mm objektivet generede mig på bedste vis ved at blokere blænden på f/2.8. Jeg var derfor låst fast i den meget store åbning og lille dybdeskarphed.
Halvøen Kalø og de tilgrænsende arealer på landsiden består af gamle, græssede strandenge og
overdrev, som rummer en artsrig og værdifuld flora. Floraen på overdrevsarealer er de arter, som vækster trods afgræsning af dyr. Arealerne er så rige på arter, at de er beskyttet af Lov om Naturbeskyttelse.
Wellington suspension bridge in Aberdeen. The bridge was opened to pedestrians in November 1830 and to traffic in 1831. It was closed in 1984 to vehicles and then to pedestrians in 2002, The bridge was restored in 2006/07 and pedestrian use was reinstated in 2008.
This shot was taken with my Zenza Bronica ETRS, with Zenzanon E II 75mm f/2.8 lens. I used Fujichrome Provia colour reversal film, ISO 100 (dated 1998!).
Exposure was 1/500 f/2.8.
The film was processed commercially and I scanned the negatives using an Epson V550 scanner. Digital processing was in Lightroom along with the Silver Efex Pro 2 plugin.
I de sidste timer af 2019 tillader jeg mig at flippe lidt ud. Billederne i den gule serie har været undervejs siden i går. Det gule kom i løbet af fire kopper kaffe denne morgen. Det lange foto blev noget vildt og er komponeret af utallige kopier af det samme billede. Heldigvis kommer der mange muligheder for nye skud. Godt nytår til jer alle og tak for mange gode timer med konstruktiv kritik.
Leaving 2019 is slowing down, and I am looking forward to new days with good old friends. Luckily my cameras are ready for 2020 and films are on the shelves. It will be fun and full of new skills. Thanks for 2019. I wish you all a happy new year.
Photographer Norman Tesch uses a Fotodiox Bronica ETR to EOS lens adapter to shoot photos with his Bronica medium format lenses mounted on his Canon 5D Mark IV. Click here to learn more about our lens adapters: bit.ly/3diqeYz
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Taken at Aberdeen beach, in north-east Scotland. The tree trunk must have floated in and has embedded itself in the sand, looking like it belongs there.
FP4+ film, developed in Ilfosol 3 (1+14), 7' 30". Negative scanned using Epson V550 Photo scanner.
Despite the (deliberate) bokeh, you can see some of the offshore wind turbines. These are enormous (hub height above sea level is 120 metres) and the 11-turbine farm generates up to 93.2 MW. More info at wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Offshore_Wind_Deployment_C...
A walk around the Sham Shui Po area of Kowloon, Hong Kong.
Bronica ETRS with 150mm f/3.5 PE. Kodak Tri-X 400 pushed to 800 and developed in Kodak HC-110 dilution B.
© Copyright Carl Hall 2018. All rights reserved.
taken with bronica etrs medium format 35mm raw expired kodak tmx film sprockets developing on 3d printed adaptors by necroforos #bronica #etrs #bronicaetrs #kodak #blackandwhite #film #filmisnotdead #35mm #120film #mediumformat #3Dprinting
Yorkshire Dales National Park, England.
Bronica ETRS with 40mm lens. Ilford Pan F film processed using Paterson Aculux developer. Originally printed onto Agfa Record Rapid chlorobromide paper.
1989 Bronica ETR Si with a 135W back attached (the only back I have for this system). Together this camera makes panoramic negates on 135 film that are 24x55mm. I have this 40mm lens (pictured) and a 50mm f/2.8.
Photograph taken in August 1987 of the grade 2 listed WCA Warehouse in Bristol, one of the earliest reinforced concrete framed buildings in the UK, built around 1909-1912. I'm not absolutely sure but I think this building was adapted around the end of the 20th century for housing. Bronica ETRS rollfilm SLR. 1078_120B097_09.jpg
Camera: Bronica ETR
Lens: Zenzanon 1:2.8 f 75 mm
Film: Fujifilm microfilm HR-20 (35mm, unperforated)
Dev.: TMAX (1:4) 4.5 min 24 ℃
Scan: 2400 dpi by Epson GT-X830
ISO25 (42x35 mm format)
Camera: Bronica ETR
Lens: Zenzanon 1:4 f 150 mm + X2 tele-converter
Film: Fuji microfilm super HR-20 (35 mm, unperforated）
Dev.: TMAX(1:4) 6 min 20 ℃
Scan: 2400 dpi by Epson GT-X830
(Taken at Yokohama, Japan)