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This another 'lucky scratch'. I don't think the negative is actually scratched, but that commet and stars comes from the way I scanned the image. I used my 3mp digital camera to take a picture of the negative on a lightboard, with a pane of glass on top to keep it flat. The mark is no doubt a smudge on the glass. But for me, it makes the picture.
Shot on 16mm Copex microfilm, ASA 25 or so. Developed in a Beutler style developer for low contrast. The camera is a Minolta-16 (not the same as the Minolta-16 P). The 16 is in fact what the Kiev 30 was copied from, and is almost identical in function. I bought some filters for it off ebay, thinking they'd fit my 16P. I was wrong, but the seller happened to find the camera the filters belonged to, and threw it in for free. Other than a cracked viewfinder glass, it seems to be functioning perfectly.
Copyright Robert W. Dickinson. Unauthorized use of this image without my express permission is a violation of copyright law.
Canon 70D and Canon EF-S 55-250mm f4-5.6 IS STM lens with circular polarizer.
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big electrical pole and a lightpost/stoplight pole.
my scanner is crap so to get decent pictures from my 16mm microfilm escapades (110 reloads, submini/spy cameras) i have to actually use my enlarger. i'm still learning how to work it, but here's the first enlargement from my Minolta-16 P, using Copex microfilm.
the enlarger isn't designed for this small format, and won't go high enough on an 8x10 to fill the frame. also, i had to improvise a 16mm negative carrier by sandwiching the negative between two strips of 35mm film, with a rectangle cut out. works well! what you see is a black border where the mask rectangle is bigger than the image, followed by the rough edge of the rectangle cutout.
print was still wet when i put it on the scanner. this ain't perfect, but it's proof of concept. and i think this is a strong image too!
An abandoned lightpost at the old Centennial #6 mine, in the Copper Country of Michigan. These lightposts now stand in a field of grass, gravel, and quickly growing cedars.
Large light posts removed from the site of Sidock's new building. The lightposts were part of the mall parking lot that once filled this entire block.
This is shot right after my Lava Lights shot, taken at 1600 ISO to see more visible drawings in the Auroras
We were waiting for the Fantasmic show to start, which was amazing by the way, and this little kid's balloon was in front of us. :]
The view from out hotel window. Surprisingly European and sophisticated, with beautiful tree-lined boulevards lined with decadent light posts and a string of cafes and patisseries perfect for people-watching, Tunis was a real surprise.
This is tabletop work to get photos for our various collections’ websites.
Uploaded to Flickr to get the images into appropriate sets.
Evening falls on the quiet side of town. Exploring the nooks and crannies of South Portland's North Street.