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Camera: Canon EOS500
Film: HP5 Plus @ ISO1600
Developer: Ilford DDX
Digitised using an Olympus OMD-EM1 Mark ii with an M Zuiko 60mm f2.8 Macro Lens.
Taken October/November 2019. Developed 15th April '20 and digitised 17th April '20.
I had previously pushed HP5 1 stop to ISO800 but never 2 stops so this photo is from a test roll of sorts.
I forget the lens used for this image. It may be the EF50mm f1.4 but I couldn't say for sure.
Jones has been in trouble with the Police this week... no I'm not joking.
Supervised walks for the time being
Not long to go now! Only one more day at work and then I shall be free until 4 January - woooo hooo! I was vacuuming the living room and disturbed Ray from his cat bed. He jumped on the arm of the sofa to get out of the way and I thought that looks like a photo opportunity. Ray just wondered why on earth I just didn't get on with things so he could go back to bed:-)
Morsel has rejected her once-beloved Fleder, to cavort with Taji; I think she has a crush on him LOL
In the heart of Kotor’s Old Town, a ginger cat lounges beside a sign for a handmade souvenir shop dedicated to cats — blurring the line between mascot and master of the street.
Testing my TTArtisan 100mm f/2.8 on my Nikon ZF via a Pentax branded M42 to K Mount Adapter which was then mounted onto a K& F K Mount to Z Mount Adapter.
The image had a soft, veiled quality. This may be because I shot at F/2.8 but I don't recall this being as pronounced on a Pentax Camera so it may be an adapter issue. I used more dehaze than I would have liked but I'm happy with the photo.
I need to do more experimenting with the combination and possibly get a specific M42 to Z Mount Adapter.
They work together to keep their eyes out for Dirt. The patch of shorter hair on Mack's side is from where we shaved the area around Dirt's bite. I talked to Dirt's dad three weeks ago about having Dirt neutered, updated on his rabies vaccine and tested for feline leukemia and FIV (feline AIDs). I can tell that Dirt hasn't been neutered yet so I'm assuming he hasn't had the other things done either. I'm going to have to talk to his dad again this week.
Final Apollo update: He's eating on his own again! He'll have the feeding tube removed in about 3 days. Apollo is now fully recovered from his fatty liver disease. Phew! For some reason, Apollo and his plight really effected me. I NEEDED him to recover and he did.
This cat is a stray which sometimes comes visiting to my house. I usually give him something to eat and let him rest for a while and get a sleep. I haven't a clue what his name is, the lady up the road (whose house he also visits for food and shelter) calls him Monster, due to his sheer size.
I shot this at f1.8, with my wonderful Nikkor 50mm f1.8 lens, one of Nikon's sharpest and cheapest lenses.
Under a tree on the pavement on a 26 degree day.
Meowed a lot, but was too comfy to move and get a head scratch :D
xena shares her food and treat area with her favorite movie character veruca salt and lives by her catch phrase I want it now
Wylie reluctantly poses for the camera. - Camera = Nikon F80/N80 - Film = Kodak Pro Image 100 - A throwback to 2021 when I was just getting reacquainted with home scanning and film after a 20 year hiatus.
A test shot of my favourite model Archie, from my new Lumix 14mm f/2.5 II lens which I bought specifically for my Lumix GX9.
I wanted a wider lens without being so wide as to introduce distortion.
I love the 28mm focal length on my Nikons so this looked like a great choice. The small size and minimal weight of the lens make it a perfect pairing with the GX9.
Wylie Looks Out the window on a sunny afternoon. - Nikon F100 - Nikkor 50mm F1/1.4 G - Kodak Portra 400
He's a very spoiled cat, but considering the pest control efforts he puts in this is probably deserved.
Questo tesoro di micio, arrivato da me da chissà dove, ormai ha scelto la sua nuova casa. Ed è talmente dolce ed affettuoso che ormai è uno dei nostri! Battezzato "Mammolo" per la sua affettuosità.
I've seen this handsome young man a few times now down the end of my rear yard but this is the first time I've captured him on film..
No idea of this ginger kitty's address in the neighbourhood. I'm sure he doesn't live too far away.
All my numerous ginger cats www.flickr.com/photos/stuart166axe/tags/gingercat