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Lithprint
SE5 on old AGFA Brovira-Speed, 24 x 17 cm
40A + 40B up to 1000ml, 25 gr C. Ca 20 min developement time.
The Gevabox 66 (also sold as the Adox 66) is a simple, bakelite camera, made from 1950 till 1953. It has a f/8 meniscus lens and takes 12 pictures of 6x6 on 120-rollfilm.
The camera looks so beautiful! The pictures however show a lot of unsharpness. Only a relatively small centre area is sharpish...
I had difficulty winding the 120 film. Many pictures showed linear scratches as a result. Moreover the aperture was stuck on f/11, but that was probably not a bad thing in itself, considering the lack of quality of the pictures at f/11, let alone f/8.
Film: Ilford FP4+@125
Stand-developement at home with Rodinal: pre-soak for 2 minutes, Rodinal 1:167 (3ml in 500ml water) at 20C for 1 hour, inversions first 30 seconds, then one inversion after half an hour.
08-July-2025: h08.00PM
The Nimbus clouds are heavy precipitation and thunderstorms-laden clouds with both massive vertical developement/thickness (Cumulus-,not visible from below, but presumably from the darkness it generates and the troubled clouds bases) and horizontal development (-Nimbus "stratiformis", the cloud part visible from below covering the entire sky), appearing to be capable of worsening the weather in the area; these clouds are part of rather intense occluded fronts, which bring rapid deterioration in weather with continuous, heavy rainfall and some thunderstorms in the middle.
This is indeed happening westward/background, relative to the Koper inland area (that's in northwestern Istra peninsula), so toward the Adriatic Sea and the eastern plains of northern Italy.
They have nothing to do with
discovery of water on the moon or any nuclear deal
Question of their survival needs
just one time meal.
Seen with a 60 year old projection lens :-)
Pure raw developement.
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„Ernte“
Eingefangen mit einer 60 Jahre alten Projektionsoptik :-)
Reine Raw-Entwicklung
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This film expired before i was even born...was a strange feeling somehow, id love to know what this thing did in his lifetime...where it went, incredible. Was kinda sad as i took the film out of the spool cause it looked so dark but it scanned wonderful and it got some beautiful colors! Exposed at ISO 20-40( is a 160 film)
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Nikon F3HP; Nikkor 50mm 1:1.8D; Kodak Trix@1600ISO
Semistand dev Adox Adonal 1:00 for 1h; Adofix
dm Paradies 200
Tetenal C41 kit, home development
für Thomas Böttcher, als beweis, dass ich nicht ausschließlich auf den bergen unterwegs bin. :)
Not normally a big fan of developement in national parks but kudo's to NSW nat parks on the grand canyon track. You could trundle hundreds through here per week with minimal impact
dry collodion plate with ammonium lithium collodion (+/- 24h) .take with a MPP camera and a Boyer Béryl 90mm at f6.8, 1min30 exposure, 27 developement. varnish with shellac (ss222) and black spray paint
more of my work and details for this plate here www.facebook.com/charlesguerinphotography
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Anglia Square, Norwich.
Sixties brutalist shopping centre, due for demolition and re-developement. Taken a couple of weeks before it closed. Only a few shops remain open, the stragglers refusing to give up their place. I wanted to convey the darkness of a once thriving area in its last throws of life.
This is the sunlight filtering through the glass atrium in the centre of the square.
Perched on the ledge outside the 30th level top floor, glaser Kevin Bolick, of Beaverton, takes measurements in preparation for installing window glass John Ross condo tower in the new Riverplace developement in Portland.
Citroen DS23 Pallas (1955-75) Engine 2347cc S4 OHV Production 1,415,719 (all DS)
Production 1,455,746 (all models Worldwide) (1,330,755 France)
Registration Number ERH 109 K (Hull)
CITROEN SET
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After an eighteen year developement the DS was unveiled at the 1955 Paris Motorshow, styled by Italian sculptor and industrial designer Flaminio Bertoni it had an aerodynamic body design and innovative technology, including hydro pneumatic self levelling suspension. Initially deemed expensive the DS was joined by a cheaper less technical ID model in 1957. The DS was third in the 1999 Car of the Century and during it's twenty year production sold nearly 1.5 million.
In 1962 the DS received a more streamlined nose to increase the aerodynamic efficiency, still retaining the the round head lights.
In 1967 a second restyle brought in the streamlined covered lights on this example. The design had a pair of lights under each cover, the inner set swivelled with the steering wheel to allow drivers to see hazards on turns, this was not allowed in the USA at the time so a version with four exposed fixed head lamps was made for the US market.
In 1965 a luxury upgrade, the DS Pallas (after Greek goddess Pallas), was introduced. This included comfort features such as better noise insulation, a more luxurious (and optional leather) upholstery and external trim embellishments. From 1966 the Pallas model received a driver's seat with height adjustment.
Diolch am 94,075,573 o olygfeydd anhygoel, mae pob un yn cael ei werthfawrogi'n fawr.
Thanks for 94,075,573 amazing views, every one is greatly appreciated.
Shot 28.05.2022 at Smallwood Steam Rally. Cheshire REF 160-122
I went for a drive last weekend and saw this dilapidated barn in Shakopee, MN. It seems to be the last vestige of the rural culture that is quickly being replaced with suburban developement in the little towns that surround Minneapolis. I thought I'd photograph it before it is gone and a row of townhouses takes it place.
Mini Cooper S Mk.1 (1959-67) Engine 1293cc S4 Tr
Door Number 176 Nick Swift
Race U2 Touring Car Trophy for Pre-1966 sub 2 litre Touring Cars
Race Number 77 Mike Burnett + Nick Swift
Registration Number UPU 2 (Essex)
MINI (BRITISH) SET
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Swiftune prepared Mini Cooper S, to FIA Appendix K, developed for the 2012 season. Key features include a swiftune racing engine with new H4 SU carburettors, Koni dampers and developement suspension cones.
This car is fitted with a Swiftsure built BMC A series engine, currently the go-to people for performance A Series racing engines
Diolch am olygfa anhygoel, 64,697,302
oblogaeth y Lloegr honno dros y Mynyddoedd
Thanks for a stonking 64,697,302 views
Shot 05.05.2018 at Donington Historic Festival, Donington Park, Leic Ref 133-250
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Classic shoot by night.
Just a small front light for the tree and developement on Lightroom.
0% photoshop.
©A.Capellmann
Nikon F100; Nikkor AI 35mm 1:2.8 ; Kodak Trix@1600ISO
Semistand Dev. Adox Adonal 1:100 @18°C
1 min watering,first 30s rotation,1 inversion @30min, 5 min Adofix
Reflections of trees and sky in window glass. This is part of the Chapelfield developement in Norwich city.
35mm. Kodak 400 ultra color.
A grasshopper and moth/butterfly enjoy the nectar of a flower. Taken with my Canon AE-1 camera with a macro lense. Starting to go back into film for fun. Next step to do my own developement!
Trichogamma evanescens (wasp) Portrait
The wasp Trichogramma evanescense lays its eggs into the EGGS of moths (here: Sitototroga cerealella). The complete developement from the egg to the adult takes place inside this egg. Since moth eggs are quite small (ca. 0.4 mm in this case), adult trichogramma wasps belong to the smallest insects in the world (max. 0.5 mm). With only 10000 neurons, it has the smallest brain of any insect, yet this is enough to survive.
Mitutoyo 50x NA 0.55 tube lens ITL200 (Nikon)
Illumination: Coaxial and oblique
dry collodion plate with ammonium lithium collodion (old one, mix of very old and new).take with a MPP camera and a Darlot petzval (W.O.), 2min exposure and 15/20 min developement. the right angle is emulsion lift. varnish with shellac (ss222) and black spray paint
more of my work here www.facebook.com/charlesguerinphotography
A short testshoot of beautiful Jessica in the Alsterpark@Hamburg. Tried a new style of raw developement, a kind of highkey with help of the HSL Tab and pushing the filters for red, yellow an orange.
Shot with a Nikon D810 and the Zeiss Apo Sonnar 2/135.
The Portuguese invented the Caravel. (CARAVELA)
In the port of the Lagos in the Algarve, South of Portugal the Portuguese shipbuilders, saw the developement of a new tipe of ship, the Caravel!...
The Caravela is a small highly maneuverable tree-masted ship, used for long voyages of exploration beginning in the 15th Century.
The Portuguese Caravela is created, an ideal vessel for the coastal exploration and the navegation agaist unfavorable
winds.
No festival da RedBull na Baía de Cascais, Setembro de 2014.
En écoutant gueuler
La plainte des frimas
Gainsbourg - Gloomy Sunday : www.youtube.com/watch?v=S6RfxGSyfn4
Pentax P30 + Pentax-M SMC 35mm f.1:2.8 + Ilford FP4+ Caffenol C-L 30min@21°C (15g iodized salt) + Epson V600
stand developement Spur Acurol-N, 1:200, 2 h
just an example for the problem with the more than 4 years old film
dry collodion plate with ammonium lithium collodion (+/- 15D) .take with a MPP camera and a Boyer Béryl 90mm at f11, 6min exposure, don't know developement time. varnish with shellac (ss222) and black spray paint
more of my work and details for this plate here www.facebook.com/charlesguerinphotography
This Lightpainting is a good Summary of the Situation in Berlin at whole:
Still there are Konstruktionworks everywhere - the Developement seems to has no End. A lot of new Architekture and Buildings uprise out of the City...
I´m not sure about the Direktion of all that?
Best viewed on middle Size!
pART of pAn.KA*esthetik
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©1999-2006 all Rights reserved, Krystian
Rollei Infrared 400, stand development Spur Acurol-N, 1:200, 2 hours
this is a test to compare 75mm pinhole with 80mm Scheider lens
Lithprint
SE5 on old AGFA Brovira-Speed, 24 x 17 cm
40A + 40B up to 1000ml, 25 gr C. Ca 20 min developement time.
Berlin, Neukölln ´17
©A.Capellmann
Nikon F100; Nikkor 35mm 1:2.8 AI; Kodak Trix 400
Semistand Dev. Adox Adonal 1:100 @20°C
1 min presoak ,first 30s rotation,1 inversion @30min, 5 min Adofix
Harnessing of the Atom
Amos L. Wallace, Western Red Cedar, 1967
Through a visual language typical of kooteeyaa (totem pole), this fifteen foot carving reveals aspects of Alaska's American & Russian history, humankind's efforts to control energy, & Tlingit spirituality. It suggest an interesting parallel between the Tlingit story of how light was bestowed to the world of humans, & the developement of nuclear energy by 20th century physicists.
At the top of the pole is the Bald Eagle, representative of the United States. Next is a Russian Orthodox priest, illustrating the influence of Russia & Christianity on Alaska. Below is a human being holding the sun, which has been released by Raven, the final figure shown.
Amos Wallace played an important role in drawing national attention to the arts of Tlingit people, & his work can be found in numerous collections throughout the United States.
Amos Wallace, 1967
Harnessing of the Atom
Western Red Cedar
This kooteeyaa (totem pole) tells the story of the harnessing of the atom. The pole was carved in 1967 by Tlingit carver Amos Wallace of Juneau. His Tlingit name was Jeet Yaaw Dustaa of the T;akdeintaan Clan of the X'aakw Hit Tlingit (Freshwater-marked Coho House). Wallace, an artist who worked in many differnet media was renowned for his carving & engraving. He died in 2004.
In 1976, th epole was installed here at what is now the Juneau-Douglas City Museum. The traditional method of mounting a kooteeyaa involves digging a hole for the lower end of the pole to rest in. Rocks line the hole to provide drainage & stability. By 2003, the kooteeyaa had developed a distinct lean & was in danger of severe damage. It was removed from its original, traditional mount. A new Aluminum support post was mounted in a concrete base to provide better stability & prevent further damage. Traditionally, a leaning pole might sometimes be propped up, but once fallen, it is generally left to return to the earth.
Harnessing of the Atom is 15 feet tall & carved of western red cedar. Cedar is the most commonly used tree for craving kooteeyaa because it withstands the elements so well. Decay is natural in kooteeyaa exposed to the effects of wind, weather, insects, & a hard life outside in the Southeast Alaska weather. Due to the organic material, cracks are natural & should not be seen as a flaw in the carving.
This is one of mine that hit Explore/ interestingness! View Large!
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This is the Cuyamaca Mountain, the tallest peak seen east of the city of San Diego. It tops out at over 6,000 feet. The photo is taken in Del Mar, west of I-5 in view of the ocean. In the forground is Del Mar/ Carmel Valley (that's where I live). It's only about once every 5 years or so that the mountain gets covered with snow to the bottom like this.