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My darkroom gear drying after finishing developing a roll of HP5 in HC-110B. Godox flash on Sony A6000, ISO 800, Av F11.
Finally make the attempt at colour developing and it was easier than I thought certainly no more difficult than black and white.
I'm giving a talk at a local history group tomorrow night. I came across this image from my trip to NY this summer. This is me developing a plate at Kenyon College, the birthplace of the tintype. My travel friend had the idea to go shoot plates on the same soil where the tintypes were invented. What a great experience.
Johnson Cutplate
Developing Tank
for
glass plates and cut film
Bakelite
It will take four plates or cut film sheets at a time
it will fit 5x4in and most sizes below.
You change the plate or film size by moving the internal holders up and down.
You change from glass plate to cut film by reversing the holders
To be honest inserting cut film is very fiddly and I think this is more useful as a tank for glass plates
Includes a calculator for working out the developing times for four (defunct) developers.
You either need it or you dont
some polaroid that has probably been in the camera since 1999 or so. out of four shots, this is the only one that developed at all. =)
for 'roid week 2008
Representatives from Malawi, Mozambique, Tanzania, Zambia and Zanzibar gathered in Dar es Salaam for 3 days to pilot the use of the GPE/UNGEI Guidance for developing gender-responsive education sector plans.
Credit: GPE/Chantal Rigaud
What if it was not the “poor” Global South that needed development aid but the privileged North instead – and what if it then received such aid from the so-called “Third World”? Ghana ThinkTank starts from exactly that premise, with teams in Ethiopia, El Salvador, Palestine, Morocco, Indonesia, Iran, and Ghana at work developing solutions to “first-world problems.” This turning of the tables has the effect of empowering those who are otherwise thought to be in need of help, enabling them to contribute their own knowledge, innovation, creativity, skills, and experience. Mexican migrants, for example, are advising self-appointed US border guards in Texas, and the Moroccan riad concept (shared gardens and courtyards) is being proposed as a response to increasing social isolation in Detroit.
For further information please visit:
ars.electronica.art/keplersgardens/en/digitalcommunities/
Credit: Ghana ThinkTank
These two photos, from winter in Wilsonville, are from my first rolls that i developed at home. I was just happy that I didn't crease the film and that images actually appeared. Can't wait to do more.
camera: hasselblad 500 cm
film: kodak TMAX 400
processed using Ilford chemicals
An exhibition at Christ Church, Upper Library, curated by Cristina Neagu, with Rowena Archer and David Rundle.The event includes lectures and workshops highlighting "the process of creating new books during the period of transition from manuscript to print.
Particular attention is drawn to the materials, tools, styles of script and types used by scribes and miniaturists on the one hand and the first printers on the other. The manuscripts and incunables on display will give visitors an overview of the era and the books produced during that period."--Christ Church Library website.
* Rolleiflex 2,8F Planar *
* Ilford Delta 3200 film *
* Developed in Kodak TMax *
* Epson V500 scanner *
* Photoshop CS6 *
This is from the simplest and most widely known of tatos.A good box if, you know, you're folding on a flood plain or something.
1953 Brownie Hawkeye camera, Ilford HP5 ISO 400, developed in Caffenol C (homemade coffee-based developer)
We visited Picacho Peak on a wonderful balmy Sunday afternoon last weekend, and the desert was like a green carpet! What a gorgeous day and a good hike!
This image is part of my Arizona State Parks series. Some history of Pichaco Peak:
"Do you know the way to San Francisco?" In 1774, Picacho Pass was a campsite along the overland route from Sonora Mexico to the area that is now San Francisco, California. Juan Bautista de Anza, commander of Tubac Presidio at the time, headed this expedition.
In 1848, the Mormon Battalion constructed a wagon road through Picacho Pass, which was used by the 49-ers in the California Gold Rush.
The "Battle of Picacho Pass", The westernmost Union-Confederate battle of the Civil War, occurred here on April 15, 1862. This battle is reinacted every March at a Civil War gathering at Picacho Peak State Park.
Picacho Peak was formed by the errosion of a volcanic flow, but is not a volcano itself. The park has hiking trails through Sonoran Desert, up to it's precarious summit at 3,300 feet elevation. With good Fall and Winter rain, the area bursts with spring wildflowers.
Picacho Peak State Park was founded for the public to enjoy in 1966. Sadly, Due to the current Arizona state budget crisis, it will close in June, 2010.
Logo design / redesign proposal for The Index, a company that develops web and mobile projects. They also develop tools, interface apps and mobile games.
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We keep chickens. One of them has started getting broody and is developing a number of eggs.
Unfortunately this egg was damaged - possibly she knew it wasn't going to survive - had been pecked open and put away from the rest of the nest.
The developing embryo is about 2 weeks old.
As the egg was damaged I emptied the contents and you can see the chick developing in the membrane. What remained of the yolk had presumably been eaten by the rest of the chickens. The chick is attached to the egg by a distinctive blood vessel.
Was quite pleased to find this tree with developing fruit (samaras). Like other elms, it flowers before leaves have emerged. These are the female flowers/early fruit on one twig. I did not notice any male flowers, but this was the only twig I could reach
American Elm - Ulmus americana
Though devastated by Dutch Elm disease, this species can still be found occasionally in bottomlands in my area.
Will Cook has good photos of buds and flowers (Orange Co., NC 3/9/08.)
www.carolinanature.com/trees/ulam.html
I need to go back to get a habitus shot.
The common Winged Elm, Ulmus alata, is also in flower now--its female flowers are elongated with a "beak".
Rapier is a British surface-to-air missile (SAM) developed for the British Army and RAF. Entering service in 1971, it eventually replaced all other AA weapons in Army service. As the expected air threat moved from medium-altitude strategic missions to low-altitude strikes, the fast reaction time and high manoeuvrability of the Rapier made it more formidable. Following various upgrades, it remained the UK's primary air-defence weapon until it began to be replaced by the new, longer-range Sky Sabre system in 2021; it remains in service with eight foreign customers.
With sales to the then-Imperial Iranian Armed Forces came an additional requirement for a mobile version of Rapier. BAC responded by adapting the Rapier system to fit on the M548, a cargo-carrier version of the ubiquitous M113 APC. Development started in 1974 as Tracked Rapier, but had not yet been delivered when the Shah fell from power in 1978. The vehicles were later purchased by the British Army.
The first public showing of Tracked Rapier was at the 1977 Paris Air Show, as a static display unit. The first Tracked Rapiers entered service with 11 (Sphinx) Air Defence Battery, of 22 Air Defence Regiment, Royal Artillery in 1983 in Napier Barracks near Dortmund.
The conversion was relatively simple; the launch unit was placed on the extreme rear of the cargo platform at the rear of the M548 carrier, and the tracking system placed inside the cabin at the front of the vehicle, projecting through the roof of one of the turret bustles. The optical tracker was operated from the left side of the crew cabin, while on the right were the driver and tactical controller. The crew cabin was quite cramped as a result, with the three crewmembers and all of the equipment stuffed into an area originally intended for two men. From moving to firing took only 30 seconds, a tremendous improvement over Towed Rapier, which required at least 15 minutes to prepare. The biggest difference between towed and tracked Rapier was that Tracked Rapier's launcher had eight missile rails compared with the four of the towed system. Unfortunately the equipment also greatly slowed the vehicle, with cross-country performance reduced to about 15 km/h.
There was no room for the Blindfire radar on a single M548, so this was instead towed or carried on a separate M548. Feeding data to the control system in the firing unit thus required more set-up time to connect the two vehicles. With less internal hardware, the support vehicle was also tasked with carrying field kits, rations and water.
After entering service the Tracked Rapiers were upgraded several times to follow the upgrades being introduced to all Rapier systems. The latest version included a new helmet-mounted sight that allowed the tactical controller to quickly slew the tracker onto the target while standing out of the other roof-mounted turret bustle.
During the 1990-91 Gulf War, 12 and 16 Regiment Royal Artillery tracked batteries, combined to provide Tracked Rapier support to deployed armoured regiments. Tracked Rapier was retired in the early 1990s. It has since been replaced in the mobile role by Starstreak missile launchers mounted on the Alvis Stormer.
49KB47 seen above in 2009 was part of a mobile display of vehicles at the Tank Museum at Bovington. It remains in the Museum's Reserve Collection.