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Wandering around to find the sun has the advantage that you can unexpectedly find great subjects.
Camera: Mamiya RB67 SD
Film: Kodak Ektar 100
Scanner: Epson V850 Pro
ScannerSoftware: SilverFast
Taken with my new/used Nikon N80 film camera, first roll of black and white. Kodak film 400 ISO, Tamron lens 17-50mm. Not a whole lot of post processing done I added a little bit more contrast and I used the red slider it adds more contrast sometimes. This was off of the CD!
Famous architect Henry Flitcroft was commissioned to design the Pantheon. In 1753 local mason William Privett started to build it using Chilmark limestone with a brick and timber-supported dome.
Y sin desfallecer nos vamos hacía un Nuevo horizonte..
Feliz Año Nuevo a tod@s..!!!
Pentax ME Super Ilford Delta 100
This is shot on film (can you tell?) on a day out shooting in central London last March. It was shot on a 35mm SLR so the aspect ratio was 3x2 when it was shot but everything above the Eye was more blue sky so I cropped it down to a square from the top to contain the main subjects a little more. I know people will be thinking why didn’t he crop it in from the left as well, but I just love that little cloud on the left side!
There are some film stocks that when given good light produce the most gorgeous colour. A favourite for me is Kodak Ektar 100 (I know all you old film shooters remember it right?) which can be wonderful. It reminds me slightly of the colour that I see produced by the Fujifilm 'X' lineup of digital cameras with those slightly paler blue skies and pink tinted clouds. I haven't touched this by the way in post other than the crop. It comes back from the processing lab looking exactly as you see it here.
Leica 6.2, Ektar 100, Leica Summicron-R 50mm f/2.0
No AI here just surf sand clouds and a floating tree.
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Some times you just stumble on a magical setting.
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Nikon F3
Micro Nikkor 55mm f2,8 lens
Kodak Ekatrachrom
Just going through some of my older film shots that I took back in 2022 and ran across this image taken on the street leading into Trinity Buoy Wharf in east London which I really like. The sign would probably date back to sometime in the 19th century going by when whaling was still a done thing. These days these old signs, recalling businesses now long gone, are called "ghost signs" and there are many all over London. I truly hope that this particular sign will live on for many years to come.
35mm film photography
Pentax ME
Pentax-M 75-150mm f/4.0
Film : Shanghai GP3 100 B&W film
The MV Carrington and Dredging Barge No. 5 on a foggy Tamar River morning.
Another film archive image from around 1985. The rephotographed negative is actually in colour but there were so few tones in the frame it worked best as a mono.
Nikon F2A, Nikkor 35-70/3.5. Kodacolor 200.
IN ENGLISH BELOW THE LINE
Foto presa amb una Zeiss Ikon Nettar 515/2, fabricada cap al 1933; Nettar Anastigmat f4.5 / 110mm; Ilford Ortho+ 80 ISO, revelat amb HC110.
El poblet de La Malena (La Malene en francès), a les Gorges del Tarn. Hi vaig dormir amb els meus pares quan era força petit, allà cap al 1986... (i també hi vaig passar el 2003).
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Photo taken with a Zeiss Ikon Nettar 515/2, made around 1933; Anastigmat nectar f4.5 / 110mm; Ilford Ortho+ 80 ISO, developed in HC110.
This is the beautiful village of La Malene, in the Gorges du Tarn. I slept here once... c.1986!
It's quite crowded during the holidays, due to the river sports (canoes, rafting...).
It's cold here in London, so damn cold. I haven't been out with a camera for what seems like ages. I have good intentions but every morning I look outside at the frost and it doesn't take long for the motivation to completely desert me. Maybe tomorrow...
Meanwhile here's one I prepared earlier. Last summer to be accurate, taken on a little jewel of a 35mm film camera that is just a joy to shoot with.
35mm film photography
Olympus OM2n camera
Olympus Zuiko 50mm f/1.8
Agfa Vista 200 film (expired 2015)