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The kids love the run up to Halloween, so much colour.
This year there were three fields of Pumpkins grown nearby.
I couldn't resist photographing them during the full moon, the kids thought it'd be a great idea!
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A small rural corn field in Waterloo Region.
This photo is from my third test roll of Ferrania P30 Alpha, panchromatic, 80 ISO, black and white film. The negatives turned out a little thin again, so that the scanned images are dark and contrasty.
Check out an album containing more of my photos shot on Ferrania P30 Alpha.
Mamiya RB67
120 back with 3D printed 135 film adapters
127 mm Mamiya Sekor lens with UV filter
Exposure: f16-1/2, 1/4s
Dual triggered with cable release.
Manfrotto tripod with Manfrotto ball head
Ilford DD-X film developer mixed at 1+4 dilution at 75°F. Processed in a Patterson system tank for 10.5 minutes. Gentle agitation for 20 seconds during the first minute and four inversions during the first 10 seconds of each additional whole minute.
Ilford Ilfostop mixed at the standard dilution. Immersed for 30 seconds with gentle agitation.
Ilford Rapid Fixer mixed at standard dilution. Agitated for five minutes in the same manner as the developer.
Shot on Ferrania P30 Alpha 80 ISO panchromatic film.
Scanned using a Nikon Super CoolScan 9000 ED with the glass FH-869GR medium format film tray and the 72mm wide 135 film format mask.
'A field without flowers is like a day without sunshine'
Some of the beautiful flowers in the 'Field of Dreams' Barcroft Hall 2012
This bright, vibrant photo of a field which leads up to a small farm in the Lancashire countryside is a great addition to the collection. I love the small stream below with the beaming sun shining, lighting the field. A dozen trees are dotted, creating thin shadows.
© 2019 Millettarian Photographic Institute
The Red Fields - A photo of our fields in Alentejo, Móra, Portugal this time of the year ! The colors are true only with a light HDR. The trees are the Cork Oak (Quercus suber); "Sobreiro" in Portuguese.
The color red is given by Rumex acetosella, is a species of sorrel, bearing the common names sheep's sorrel, red sorrel, sour weed, and field sorrel. Em Portugal chamamos de erva-azeda.